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Nvidia's grasp of desktop GPU market balloons to 88% — AMD has just 12%, Intel negligible, says JPR
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Those are very worrying statistics. I am planning to upgade to a discrete GPU from the 5600G's iGPU, I hope this doesn't become a problem in the future.
It's a problem already, right now. Prices are already ridiculous and I'm sure the Nvidia 5000 series will be even more so before AMDs 8000 series add fuel to the fire in an effort to retain their fledgling market share.
It's the main reason I haven't upgraded yet: I just don't want to drop ~$1K USD on another GPU that can handle 4K 120fps displays
NVIDIA hardly cares about the discrete GPU, they're happy with their data centre sales and it is terrible they don't even have a proper competition. That's why their valuation sky rocketed.