- Nvidia holds 94% of the office GPU market according to JPR
- This leaves AMD with only 6% and Intel with
- AMD problems could be wrapped in a lack of offer for DNA 4 GPUs and therefore the prices that are on the PDSF, in some cases, in some cases
Nvidia has reached an even higher level of domination in the graphics cards market, according to certain new statistics on discreet office GPUs – with AMD crashing at a hollow of all time.
Videocardz reports that the latest figures from Jon Peddie Research (JPR) for the shipment of autonomous office graphics cards (not including integrated graphics) in T2 2025 now show Nvidia now 94% of the market. This leaves AMD with only 6% and Intel with a part of a percentage point which is not large enough to register.
The last report (for the first quarter) put the share of Nvidia at 92%, so things went from bad to worse for AMD (or from lamentable to terrible could be a more appropriate description).
GPU’s discrete global expeditions were highly up, observes JPR, which is interesting to see – they increased by 27% compared to the first quarter, and were exceptionally high for a second quarter (almost 6% above the seasonal average of 10 years).
JPR theorizes that this increase could be partly due to a peak request from GPU buyers frightened by the spectrum of price increases caused by prices – deciding to buy earlier than late, in order to get ahead of any possible increase.
Analysis: DNA 4 supply and pricing
Remember that these are office GPU shipments – not sales directly to consumers – but this of course reflects consumer demand. (And the reasoning behind the increase in the number of graphics cards shipped is logical – there have been many warnings on hikes focused on prices earlier this year.)
Given these new statistics, the question on the lips of many players is as follows: why, if Nvidia has rather botched its launch of Blackwell on several fronts, AMD makes no progress with its rival graphics cards Radeon RX 9000 which also arrived earlier this year, with a clear positive reception?
The answer seems to be something that JPR has alluded (Tom equipment) in the past: sub-production of these DNA models 4. In other words, AMD simply does not get enough stock of GPU RX 9070 and 9060.
This leads to a situation where you have graphics cards considerably above their PDSF, which annoys people, because they have the impression that the price is rather a scam. The clearest example is the high -end RDNA 4 GPU, the RX 9070 XT, which has a $ 599 PDSF in the United States – however, even now, months after its launch, the cheapest entry -level product I can find on NewEgg is $ 700 (and $ 720 on Amazon US).
This discourages players, and even if the situation is not as bad with the RX 9060 XT – a PDSF of $ 350 (for the 16 GB model), against $ 370 on Newegg, $ 380 on Amazon – there is always a hike on the basic products here. Other regions may vary, of course.
So, this is not a case that there is no stock – there are GPUs on the shelves, it is obviously there that many, from where the price of the decline which is off -putting, in particular with the high -end RDNA 4 boards.
Team Red is not dead
Now, before taking us too much with fate and gloom, we must remember that it is only estimate Discrete GPU shipments – We must never put too much stock (not expected word game) in a single source of information.
JPR has compiled these reports for a long time, however, and is a respected source. In addition, you just have to examine Steam’s hardware investigation to save the idea that the RX 9000 series of AMD was far from leaving the door.
The latest STEAM survey for August 2025 always shows that no model RX 9070 or 9060 RX 9070 has reduced inclusion in the list of the best GPUs (which means that each model has less than 0.15% of the market share, which is the least efficient GPU).
Nvidia, on the other hand, has a pile of RTX 5000 GPU on this list; Six office models actually, with a combined share of just over 5%. Even the stupidly expensive RTX 5090 is in the ranking with 0.26% of steam players using the lighthouse. However, none of the RDNA 4 graphics cards in AMD can even save enough property to list. It is really not good, and it confirms the estimate of JPR of almost total domination for NVIDIA on AMD.
What can AMD do to get things right? The answer seems simple at first glance: to make more RX 9070 and 9060 graphics cards, and in particular the first, this Middle Ages desperately need better stock levels to overthrow its prices closer to the PDSF of Team Red. Of course, it is not a simple question of simply launching a switch on the mounting lines. To expel more GPU DNA 4, AMD dealing with thorny and tangled plans probably for the manufacture of calendars of different chips, the production capacity of these GPUs, etc.
Meanwhile, it seems that Nvidia will continue to take advantage of it, especially since the bugs and the frustrations noted with the GPUs of Blackwell seem to have been widely calculated at this stage.
AMD has certainly brought good graphics cards with RDNA 4, he just needs to find the means to do more. Hopefully a price correction can be inaugurated before 2026 takes place, and we can get entry -level boards in reality at the PDSF, or at least very close.
