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Intel Leads, But Stays Flat
Desktop Segment Soars
NVIDIA Gains in High-End DirectX 9.0 GPU Market
Intel Dominates Mobile Graphics with Centrino, Entry-Level Notebooks
ATI, NVIDIA Comment on the Results
Muitos numeros que estao por aqui.....
A Nvidia ganhou muito no high-end com a 7800GTX, mas a ATI equilibrou com o Mid-end, as Xpress200 com graficos integrados e com as vendas no mercado dos notebooks.
Nas contas finais a Intel continua a dominar com 43% seguido da ATI com 26% e da Nvidia com 16%.
Tou surpreendido como é que a ATI continua tao em alta, so perdendo no high-end e ainda baixou 2% na cota da Nvidia.
Tb tou surprendido como é que a Intel nao alargou ainda mais as diferenças para a ATI e a Nvidia.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/display/20050728052358.html
In overall, Intel Corp. supplied 43% of all graphics products, flat with the previous quarter; ATI Technologies shipped 26% of graphics solutions, also flat sequentially; NVIDIA commanded 16% of the market, down 2% quarter-over-quarter.
Desktop Segment Soars
ATI Technologies supplied the majority of standalone GPUs for desktop and mobile PCs – 56%, NVIDIA Corp. shipped 41% of discrete graphics chips, whereas the rest 3% were shared by companies like 3Dlabs, Matrox Graphics, S3 Graphics, XGI and so on
Intel remained its leadership with 40% (down 1% from the Q1 2005), ATI was up slightly to 24% due to exploding sales of integrated chipsets for AMD64 platform as well as moderate success with its integrated Intel platform, NVIDIA down to 18% after losing 3% of the market.
The desktop discrete segment also did not show any changes from the previous quarter: ATI led with 56%, NVIDIA remained at 41%.
NVIDIA Gains in High-End DirectX 9.0 GPU Market
Event though the seasonal patterns lowered the unit sales of high-end DirectX 9.0 visual processing units, NVIDIA again managed to capture a part of the market and now commands 73% of high-end shipments, which is 3% higher compared to the previous quarter. ATI was down 3% to 27%, according to Mercury Research.
In the DirectX 9 (DX9) mainstream market ATI was up to 54%, NVIDIA down to 46%, according to the research firm.
Intel Dominates Mobile Graphics with Centrino, Entry-Level Notebooks
Currently Intel commands 52% of mobile graphics shipments, ATI’s market share is 35%, whereas NVIDIA’s is 8%.
In the mobile discrete market ATI’s shipments were up 1% to 73%, while NVIDIA’s were down 1% to 22%. The remaining 5% were controlled by companies like S3 Graphics and XGI.
ATI also managed to moderately improve its shipments of integrated chipsets for mobile computers and now commands 15% of portable integrated market. By contrast, Intel’s share is down 2.5% to 79%. SiS and VIA control 2% and 4% of the market respectively.
ATI, NVIDIA Comment on the Results
“It was a decent quarter for Q2 – we’re entering the Q3 with a strong Shader Model 3.0 lineup with support for HDR and SLI. New notebook products are on the way to attack the notebook market and other announcements are coming to bolster the high end,” Andrew Humber, a spokesman for NVIDIA in London, UK, told X-bit labs.
“From the release of the RADEON 9700 PRO and later generations, such as RADEON 9800- and RADEON X800-series, ATI has consistently led the market in terms of both price and performance. With that in mind it is no surprise that market demand for ATI is at the all-time high. Just imagine, what CrossFire will do,” Andrzej Bania, a representative for ATI in London, UK, said.
Muitos numeros que estao por aqui.....
A Nvidia ganhou muito no high-end com a 7800GTX, mas a ATI equilibrou com o Mid-end, as Xpress200 com graficos integrados e com as vendas no mercado dos notebooks.
Nas contas finais a Intel continua a dominar com 43% seguido da ATI com 26% e da Nvidia com 16%.
Tou surpreendido como é que a ATI continua tao em alta, so perdendo no high-end e ainda baixou 2% na cota da Nvidia.
Tb tou surprendido como é que a Intel nao alargou ainda mais as diferenças para a ATI e a Nvidia.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/display/20050728052358.html