Wednesday, January 31st 2007
AMD Still Growing in the Desktop Market
During 2006, AMD's market share continued to grow with regards to home computing, however Intel began to reclaim the server market towards the end. At the end of 2005 AMD was reported to have a market share of 21.4% for chip shipments, however during Q4 2006 the company accounted for 25.3%, the highest it has ever seen. Meanwhile, Intel started the year on 76% and fell to 74.4%. Despite 2006 also being a successful year for AMD in the server market, during Q4 its market share fell to 22.2%, down from 23.6% during Q3. In desktops alone AMD now ships 29.1% of chips and 19.4% of notebook chips.
Source:
CNET
18 Comments on AMD Still Growing in the Desktop Market
oh and they have not stopped selling low end stuff in fact 754 appears to have outlived 939 and still has semprons being put out for them not to mention that all the turion DDR1 models work on standard 754 boards including certain X2 models
best bang for buck for me too,this time it was the c2d e6300,last time it was a a64 3000+.
BTW when will someone run the FX74 vs the c2d lineup?