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Your next GPU could be from AMD, not Nvidia, if Team Red’s success with PC gamers continues
- AMD's success with PC gamers has been demonstrated through the launch of the RX 9070 GPUs, with reports of unprecedented demand and significant sales share in Japan.
- The marketing manager for AMD in Japan claimed that Radeon's sales share in Japan has reached 45%, showcasing Team Red's peak performance.
- Recent reports suggest that AMD's RDNA 4 launch and the RX 9070 graphics cards have been major victories for the company.
- AMD noted a surge in demand for the RX 9070 GPUs, marking a notable shift in the market dynamics.
- The success of AMD's recent GPU launches, particularly the RDNA 4 series, has created a significant impact on the competition with Nvidia.
- Despite AMD's success in Japan, the global market share gap with Nvidia remains substantial, with Nvidia typically holding over 80% of the market.
- AMD's success has raised questions about the source of the sales share statistic in Japan, emphasizing the need for cautious interpretation.
- Demand for AMD's RX 9070 GPUs has exceeded supply levels, leading to challenges for PC gamers in acquiring the desired graphics cards.
- AMD's partners have expressed concerns over insufficient GPU chip supplies for manufacturing RX 9070 boards, leading to inflated prices and availability issues.
- AMD aims to aggressively ramp up the supply of Navi 48 chips for the RX 9070 GPUs, indicating potential improvements in availability in the near future.
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