Steam survey also shows that Intel CPUs still dominate as well, but thats because Intel dominates laptops and OEM systems.

Same with GPUs, NVidia and Intel dominate laptop and oem sales.

But when you look at retail purchases of computer parts, AMD CPUs usually dominate over Intel, when it comes to GPUs, their are some signs that AMD does pretty ok too, like the Mindfactory figures show AMD GPUs have been outselling Nvidia quite commonly.

With that said if AMD can’t make a decent profit on these parts then its probably not worth it, same could be said about Nvidia though, right now its booming AI sales are going to mask a problem with the gaming GPU market which is that its getting too expensive, and all these so called “features” are something that most people can’t access meaningfully. RT being the big one which is just about useless on an 3060 GPUs which is the biggest selling one out their.

Nvidia driver suck IMO because of the shitty user interface.

So I think drivers goes to AMD for ease of use.

ROCm is making CUDA irrelevant.

AMD Frame Gen kinda destroys one of NVidia’s main selling point for the 40 series, so thats why the price should drop on the 40 series.

On top of that you can use FMF on almost all games on 6000\7000 cards now which is something Nvidia doesn’t offer.

Freesync works for me in Forespoke with FSR3 frame gen on. I just have Vsync set to on in the driver instead of game.

In terms of features, AMD has one thing Nvidia doesn’t, which is frame gen for all games. I really wonder if AMD will opensource all of FSR3 because if they do Nvidia will probably just copy and paste the source code for FMF feature in their drivers.