With the advent of Ryzen processors, AMD has managed to gain a large share of the market that Intel had. We are in a time that no one would have spared 10 years ago. This is due to the successful architecture that AMD developed, the Zen microarchitecture.
According to official sources, AMD managed to access 18,5% of desktop computers today. It is an increase of 2,5% compared to last year, and according to its economists, next year they will increase their sales by 25%. This does not mean that they will reach 25% of computers, this means that they will sell 25% more than last year.
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This type of news from AMD is very unexpected for the public that has been in this world for at least 10 years. But this is because all of us remember the days when the best that AMD could offer was the FX range. Since that range was not able to compete against Intel processors.
The FX range was very hot and in the same number of cores as an Intel processor, it performed worse. But luckily for computer fanatics, AMD has invested in research and brought out the Zen microarchitecture.
Over the years, we've seen that Zen, Zen 2, and Zen 3 have been the best they've ever developed. This is reflected in any benchmark today, where AMD has outperformed Intel in terms of price/performance ratio. And according to them, Zen 4 will be 20% more powerful than Zen 3.
For all this, we are seeing that AMD is eating the ground from Intel. And this is a war in which we, the consumers, will benefit. We will benefit because they will try to get the best quality / price product and consumers will be able to keep the best.
Source: MyDrivers
