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AMD vs Nvidia Market Share Over Time: AMD Gains on Steam, Loses Ground in Revenue

AMD vs Nvidia market share over time depends on the yardstick. As of November 2, 2026, the Steam survey puts Nvidia at 72.9% and AMD at 18.7% of gaming PCs for October 2026, AMD’s strongest year since at least 2018. In reported data center segment revenue, Nvidia took 87.3% and AMD 6.6% in Q2 2026.

18.7%AMD on Steam, Oct 2026, against 14.9% (2019 median)
7.0%AMD’s share of AMD plus Nvidia data center revenue, Q2 2026, against 31.4% in Q4 2022
10.7%AMD’s share of the pair’s total revenue, against 49.4% in Q2 2022

GPU market share on Steam: AMD vs Nvidia, 2019 to 2026

Steam video card share by vendor0%20%40%60%80%100%Dec 2019: Simplified Chinese was 37.9% of survey users, Nvidia 76.27%Mar 2023: Simplified Chinese was 51.6% of survey users, Nvidia 82.63%Oct 2023: Simplified Chinese was 45.9% of survey users, Nvidia 82.22%Aug 2024: Simplified Chinese was 35.0% of survey users, Nvidia 76.57%Sep 2024: Simplified Chinese was 36.6% of survey users, Nvidia 77.75%Feb 2025: Simplified Chinese was 50.1% of survey users, Nvidia 83.07%Feb 2026: Simplified Chinese was 54.6% of survey users, Nvidia 84.68%20192020202120222023202420252026Nvidia 72.9%AMD 18.7%Intel 7.9%Jan 2019: Nvidia 73.97%, AMD 15.34%, Intel 10.55%Feb 2019: Nvidia 75.02%, AMD 14.68%, Intel 10.15%Mar 2019: Nvidia 74.75%, AMD 14.90%, Intel 10.21%Apr 2019: Nvidia 74.80%, AMD 15.31%, Intel 9.75%May 2019: Nvidia 75.07%, AMD 14.87%, Intel 9.92%Jun 2019: Nvidia 75.53%, AMD 14.75%, Intel 9.58%Jul 2019: Nvidia 75.53%, AMD 14.68%, Intel 9.65%Aug 2019: Nvidia 74.82%, AMD 15.06%, Intel 9.99%Sep 2019: Nvidia 74.93%, AMD 15.10%, Intel 9.82%Oct 2019: Nvidia 75.60%, AMD 14.99%, Intel 9.27%Nov 2019: Nvidia 74.55%, AMD 15.48%, Intel 9.83%Dec 2019: Nvidia 76.27%, AMD 14.39%, Intel 9.19%Jan 2020: Nvidia 74.96%, AMD 15.28%, Intel 9.60%Feb 2020: Nvidia 74.38%, AMD 15.74%, Intel 9.74%Mar 2020: Nvidia 77.87%, AMD 13.38%, Intel 8.60%Apr 2020: Nvidia 73.28%, AMD 15.85%, Intel 10.73%May 2020: Nvidia 73.23%, AMD 15.98%, Intel 10.63%Jun 2020: Nvidia 73.53%, AMD 16.23%, Intel 10.10%Jul 2020: Nvidia 74.27%, AMD 16.04%, Intel 9.55%Aug 2020: Nvidia 73.82%, AMD 16.25%, Intel 9.80%Sep 2020: Nvidia 73.88%, AMD 16.29%, Intel 9.71%Oct 2020: Nvidia 74.29%, AMD 16.08%, Intel 9.51%Nov 2020: Nvidia 73.86%, AMD 16.53%, Intel 9.48%Dec 2020: Nvidia 83.16%, AMD 10.84%, Intel 5.90%Jan 2021: Nvidia 74.41%, AMD 16.49%, Intel 8.96%Feb 2021: Nvidia 74.83%, AMD 16.28%, Intel 8.76%Mar 2021: Nvidia 75.41%, AMD 16.18%, Intel 8.28%Apr 2021: Nvidia 75.57%, AMD 16.23%, Intel 8.08%May 2021: Nvidia 75.63%, AMD 16.18%, Intel 8.08%Jun 2021: Nvidia 76.09%, AMD 15.19%, Intel 8.56%Jul 2021: Nvidia 75.41%, AMD 15.31%, Intel 9.09%Aug 2021: Nvidia 77.47%, AMD 14.05%, Intel 8.29%Sep 2021: Nvidia 75.80%, AMD 15.16%, Intel 8.86%Oct 2021: Nvidia 75.58%, AMD 15.20%, Intel 8.92%Nov 2021: Nvidia 75.34%, AMD 15.39%, Intel 9.06%Dec 2021: Nvidia 76.83%, AMD 14.45%, Intel 8.51%Jan 2022: Nvidia 75.40%, AMD 15.05%, Intel 9.31%Feb 2022: Nvidia 76.14%, AMD 14.82%, Intel 8.83%Mar 2022: Nvidia 77.13%, AMD 14.15%, Intel 8.52%Apr 2022: Nvidia 75.85%, AMD 15.02%, Intel 8.92%May 2022: Nvidia 75.93%, AMD 14.91%, Intel 8.95%Jun 2022: Nvidia 75.86%, AMD 14.80%, Intel 9.11%Jul 2022: Nvidia 76.19%, AMD 14.64%, Intel 8.96%Aug 2022: Nvidia 76.21%, AMD 14.67%, Intel 8.92%Sep 2022: Nvidia 76.77%, AMD 14.41%, Intel 8.61%Oct 2022: Nvidia 78.84%, AMD 13.13%, Intel 7.85%Nov 2022: Nvidia 75.69%, AMD 15.15%, Intel 8.94%Dec 2022: Nvidia 75.79%, AMD 14.82%, Intel 9.15%Jan 2023: Nvidia 75.03%, AMD 15.31%, Intel 9.42%Feb 2023: Nvidia 75.82%, AMD 14.93%, Intel 8.95%Mar 2023: Nvidia 82.63%, AMD 10.82%, Intel 6.33%Apr 2023: Nvidia 76.14%, AMD 14.98%, Intel 8.60%May 2023: Nvidia 76.37%, AMD 14.83%, Intel 8.59%Jun 2023: Nvidia 76.05%, AMD 15.04%, Intel 8.66%Jul 2023: Nvidia 74.69%, AMD 15.93%, Intel 9.02%Aug 2023: Nvidia 74.93%, AMD 15.94%, Intel 8.77%Sep 2023: Nvidia 77.00%, AMD 14.79%, Intel 7.89%Oct 2023: Nvidia 82.22%, AMD 11.53%, Intel 6.00%Nov 2023: Nvidia 75.12%, AMD 16.19%, Intel 8.21%Dec 2023: Nvidia 74.80%, AMD 15.96%, Intel 8.15%Jan 2024: Nvidia 74.25%, AMD 16.46%, Intel 8.42%Feb 2024: Nvidia 76.92%, AMD 15.09%, Intel 7.59%Mar 2024: Nvidia 78.00%, AMD 14.64%, Intel 7.24%Apr 2024: Nvidia 76.59%, AMD 15.79%, Intel 7.49%May 2024: Nvidia 76.18%, AMD 15.96%, Intel 7.62%Jun 2024: Nvidia 76.38%, AMD 15.59%, Intel 7.70%Jul 2024: Nvidia 76.92%, AMD 15.17%, Intel 7.57%Aug 2024: Nvidia 76.57%, AMD 15.41%, Intel 7.69%Sep 2024: Nvidia 77.75%, AMD 14.72%, Intel 7.22%Oct 2024: Nvidia 77.37%, AMD 15.00%, Intel 7.31%Nov 2024: Nvidia 75.76%, AMD 16.24%, Intel 7.69%Dec 2024: Nvidia 75.43%, AMD 16.52%, Intel 7.72%Jan 2025: Nvidia 75.54%, AMD 16.40%, Intel 7.73%Feb 2025: Nvidia 83.07%, AMD 11.49%, Intel 5.21%Mar 2025: Nvidia 75.05%, AMD 16.87%, Intel 7.74%Apr 2025: Nvidia 74.39%, AMD 17.51%, Intel 7.78%May 2025: Nvidia 74.18%, AMD 17.62%, Intel 7.85%Jun 2025: Nvidia 74.07%, AMD 17.68%, Intel 7.88%Jul 2025: Nvidia 73.94%, AMD 17.83%, Intel 7.86%Aug 2025: Nvidia 74.88%, AMD 17.32%, Intel 7.44%Sep 2025: Nvidia 74.12%, AMD 17.81%, Intel 7.71%Oct 2025: Nvidia 73.93%, AMD 17.90%, Intel 7.80%Nov 2025: Nvidia 73.83%, AMD 18.05%, Intel 7.74%Dec 2025: Nvidia 73.28%, AMD 18.53%, Intel 7.81%Jan 2026: Nvidia 73.24%, AMD 18.44%, Intel 7.94%Feb 2026: Nvidia 84.68%, AMD 10.61%, Intel 4.48%Mar 2026: Nvidia 72.83%, AMD 18.55%, Intel 8.22%Apr 2026: Nvidia 73.21%, AMD 18.60%, Intel 7.81%May 2026: Nvidia 72.42%, AMD 19.13%, Intel 8.05%Jun 2026: Nvidia 72.77%, AMD 18.74%, Intel 8.08%Jul 2026: Nvidia 72.72%, AMD 18.71%, Intel 8.16%Aug 2026: Nvidia 72.88%, AMD 18.68%, Intel 8.03%Sep 2026: Nvidia 75.97%, AMD 16.67%, Intel 7.01%Oct 2026: Nvidia 72.92%, AMD 18.72%, Intel 7.92%

Share of PC video cards in the Steam Hardware Survey’s vendor chart, one reading a month, including integrated graphics. Grey bands mark months when Simplified Chinese exceeded 35% of survey users. Source: Valve, live page and Internet Archive captures. Steam covers gamers who answer the survey only.

Nvidia has stayed between 72.9% and 76.6% on annual medians for eight years, so the movement is small, but its direction since 2024 is clear. The 2026 median of 72.90% is Nvidia’s lowest of any full or partial year since 2018 and AMD’s 18.64% its highest. Since 2019, the single lowest month for Nvidia and highest for AMD was May 2026, at 72.42% and 19.13%. We start in 2019 because earlier readings swing too widely to compare: the chart data we retrieved has Nvidia at 63.16% in July 2017 and 86.29% six months later. Intel fell from 9.82% in 2019 to 7.98% in 2026.

Year Nvidia, median month AMD, median month Intel, median month Months AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia AMD named discrete AMD named integrated
2019 74.97% 14.95% 9.82% 12 16.6% 9.00% 0.67%
2020 74.07% 16.01% 9.66% 12 17.8% 9.78% 1.85%
2021 75.57% 15.35% 8.66% 12 16.9% 7.53% 2.79%
2022 76.03% 14.81% 8.93% 12 16.3% 6.56% 3.51%
2023 75.94% 15.01% 8.59% 12 16.5% 6.57% 3.73%
2024 76.58% 15.50% 7.61% 12 16.8% 7.00% 4.13%
2025 74.15% 17.65% 7.76% 12 19.2% 8.05% 5.33%
2026* 72.90% 18.64% 7.98% 10 20.4% 9.12% 4.05%

*2026 is January to Oct. We use medians because single months swing with the survey’s sample. The two named-card columns classify Valve’s card names: RX, R-series and HD names as discrete, Radeon Graphics, Vega and 780M names as integrated. They omit cards Valve folds into “Other”, so they sum to less than the AMD column.

AMD’s recent gain is mostly in graphics cards, not in integrated graphics. Named discrete cards rose from 6.57% in 2023 to 9.12% in 2026, while named integrated graphics moved from 3.73% to 4.05%. Over the longer run the picture differs: since 2019 discrete is up only 0.12 points and integrated is up 3.38.

Do not read one month. Nvidia jumped to 84.68% in February 2026 and 83.07% in February 2025, then fell back 11.9 and 8.0 points the next month. In those months Simplified Chinese was 54.6% and 50.1% of survey users, about double the usual level. Across the 91 months with both readings, Nvidia’s share and the Simplified Chinese share have a correlation of 0.79, and each extra 10 points of Simplified Chinese goes with about 2.6 more points for Nvidia. That is an association in one survey, not a measure of Chinese buyers. The same pattern shows up on a smaller scale in September 2026: 75.97% for Nvidia with Simplified Chinese at 31.4%, against 72.92% and 22.0% a month later. Language does not explain every jump: December 2020 reached 83.16% with Simplified Chinese at only 27.9%. Our Linux market share report adjusts the same survey for this language swing.

AMD vs Nvidia in reported revenue: the quarterly ladder since 2019

NvidiaAMDIntel

Calendar quarter Nvidia quarter ended Nvidia data center AMD data center Intel data center Share among these filers’ data center segments Nvidia AMD Nvidia total AMD total Intel total Nvidia share of three totals AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia totals
Q2 2026 Jul 26, 2026 $89.02B $6.72B $6.26B
87.3% 6.6% $96.22B $11.54B $16.13B 77.7% 10.7%
Q1 2026 Apr 26, 2026 $75.25B $5.78B $5.05B
87.4% 6.7% $81.61B $10.25B $13.58B 77.4% 11.2%
Q4 2025 Jan 25, 2026 $62.31B $5.38B $4.74B
86.0% 7.4% $68.13B $10.27B $13.67B 74.0% 13.1%
Q3 2025 Oct 26, 2025 $51.22B $4.34B $4.12B
85.8% 7.3% $57.01B $9.25B $13.65B 71.3% 14.0%
Q2 2025 Jul 27, 2025 $41.10B $3.24B $3.94B
85.1% 6.7% $46.74B $7.68B $12.86B 69.5% 14.1%
Q1 2025 Apr 27, 2025 $39.11B $3.67B $4.13B
83.4% 7.8% $44.06B $7.44B $12.67B 68.7% 14.4%
Q4 2024 Jan 26, 2025 $35.58B $3.86B $4.35B
81.3% 8.8% $39.33B $7.66B $14.26B 64.2% 16.3%
Q3 2024 Oct 27, 2024 $30.77B $3.55B $4.14B
80.0% 9.2% $35.08B $6.82B $13.28B 63.6% 16.3%
Q2 2024 Jul 28, 2024 $26.27B $2.83B $3.81B
79.8% 8.6% $30.04B $5.83B $12.83B 61.7% 16.3%
Q1 2024 Apr 28, 2024 $22.56B $2.34B $3.83B
78.5% 8.1% $26.04B $5.47B $12.72B 58.9% 17.4%
Q4 2023 Jan 28, 2024 $18.40B $2.28B $3.98B
74.6% 9.2% $22.10B $6.17B $15.41B 50.6% 21.8%
Q3 2023 Oct 29, 2023 $14.51B $1.60B $3.81B
72.8% 8.0% $18.12B $5.80B $14.16B 47.6% 24.2%
Q2 2023 Jul 30, 2023 $10.32B $1.32B $4.00B
66.0% 8.4% $13.51B $5.36B $12.95B 42.5% 28.4%
Q1 2023 Apr 30, 2023 $4.28B $1.29B $3.72B
46.1% 13.9% $7.19B $5.35B $11.71B 29.6% 42.7%
Q4 2022 Jan 29, 2023 $3.62B $1.66B $4.30B
37.8% 17.3% $6.05B $5.60B $14.04B 23.6% 48.1%
Q3 2022 Oct 30, 2022 $3.83B $1.61B $4.21B
39.7% 16.7% $5.93B $5.57B $15.34B 22.1% 48.4%
Q2 2022 Jul 31, 2022 $3.81B $1.49B $4.65B
38.3% 14.9% $6.70B $6.55B $15.32B 23.5% 49.4%
Q1 2022 May 1, 2022 $3.75B $1.29B $6.03B
33.9% 11.7% $8.29B $5.89B $18.35B 25.5% 41.5%
Q4 2021 Jan 30, 2022 $3.26B $1.16B $6.43B
30.1% 10.7% $7.64B $4.83B $20.53B 23.2% 38.7%
Q3 2021 Oct 31, 2021 $2.94B $1.11B $5.78B
29.9% 11.3% $7.10B $4.31B $19.19B 23.2% 37.8%
Q2 2021 Aug 1, 2021 $2.37B $0.81B $5.55B
27.1% 9.3% $6.51B $3.85B $19.63B 21.7% 37.2%
Q1 2021 May 2, 2021 $2.05B $0.61B $4.94B
27.0% 8.0% $5.66B $3.44B $19.67B 19.7% 37.8%
Q4 2020 Jan 31, 2021 $1.90B n/a $6.09B
AMD not reported
n/a n/a $5.00B $3.24B $19.98B 17.7% 39.3%
Q3 2020 Oct 25, 2020 $1.90B n/a $5.91B
AMD not reported
n/a n/a $4.73B $2.80B $18.33B 18.3% 37.2%
Q2 2020 Jul 26, 2020 $1.75B n/a $7.12B
AMD not reported
n/a n/a $3.87B $1.93B $19.73B 15.1% 33.3%
Q1 2020 Apr 26, 2020 $1.14B n/a $6.99B
AMD not reported
n/a n/a $3.08B $1.79B $19.83B 12.5% 36.7%
Q4 2019 Jan 26, 2020 $0.97B n/a $7.21B
AMD not reported
n/a n/a $3.10B $2.13B $20.21B 12.2% 40.7%
Q3 2019 Oct 27, 2019 $0.73B n/a $6.38B
AMD not reported
n/a n/a $3.01B $1.80B $19.19B 12.6% 37.4%
Q2 2019 Jul 28, 2019 $0.66B n/a $4.98B
AMD not reported
n/a n/a $2.58B $1.53B $16.50B 12.5% 37.3%
Q1 2019 Apr 28, 2019 $0.63B n/a $4.90B
AMD not reported
n/a n/a $2.22B $1.27B $16.06B 11.4% 36.4%

Label: share among these filers’ reported segments, not market share of all GPUs. AMD and Intel quarters end around March, June, September and December. Nvidia’s end one month later, so its row labelled Q2 runs May to July. Spreading Nvidia into calendar months by simple weighting moves its Q2 2026 share from 87.3% to 86.7%. Intel: DCG through 2020, DCAI as first reported for 2021 to 2023, DCAI on the current definition from 2024. Q4 values are the full year minus nine months.

Intel reported Q3 2026 on October 29, 2026, with DCAI revenue of $7.32B, up 78%. AMD and Nvidia had not filed for that quarter when we retrieved the data on November 2, so the last complete row is Q2 2026. Rerunning our fetch adds the next row.

Data center segment revenue, log scale$0.5B$1B$2B$5B$10B$20B$50B$100B20192020202120222023202420252026Nvidia passes Intel, Q1 2023Nvidia $89.0BAMD $6.7BIntel $6.3BQ1 2019: Nvidia $0.63B, AMD not reported, Intel $4.90BQ2 2019: Nvidia $0.66B, AMD not reported, Intel $4.98BQ3 2019: Nvidia $0.73B, AMD not reported, Intel $6.38BQ4 2019: Nvidia $0.97B, AMD not reported, Intel $7.21BQ1 2020: Nvidia $1.14B, AMD not reported, Intel $6.99BQ2 2020: Nvidia $1.75B, AMD not reported, Intel $7.12BQ3 2020: Nvidia $1.90B, AMD not reported, Intel $5.91BQ4 2020: Nvidia $1.90B, AMD not reported, Intel $6.09BQ1 2021: Nvidia $2.05B, AMD $0.61B, Intel $4.94BQ2 2021: Nvidia $2.37B, AMD $0.81B, Intel $5.55BQ3 2021: Nvidia $2.94B, AMD $1.11B, Intel $5.78BQ4 2021: Nvidia $3.26B, AMD $1.16B, Intel $6.43BQ1 2022: Nvidia $3.75B, AMD $1.29B, Intel $6.03BQ2 2022: Nvidia $3.81B, AMD $1.49B, Intel $4.65BQ3 2022: Nvidia $3.83B, AMD $1.61B, Intel $4.21BQ4 2022: Nvidia $3.62B, AMD $1.66B, Intel $4.30BQ1 2023: Nvidia $4.28B, AMD $1.29B, Intel $3.72BQ2 2023: Nvidia $10.32B, AMD $1.32B, Intel $4.00BQ3 2023: Nvidia $14.51B, AMD $1.60B, Intel $3.81BQ4 2023: Nvidia $18.40B, AMD $2.28B, Intel $3.98BQ1 2024: Nvidia $22.56B, AMD $2.34B, Intel $3.83BQ2 2024: Nvidia $26.27B, AMD $2.83B, Intel $3.81BQ3 2024: Nvidia $30.77B, AMD $3.55B, Intel $4.14BQ4 2024: Nvidia $35.58B, AMD $3.86B, Intel $4.35BQ1 2025: Nvidia $39.11B, AMD $3.67B, Intel $4.13BQ2 2025: Nvidia $41.10B, AMD $3.24B, Intel $3.94BQ3 2025: Nvidia $51.22B, AMD $4.34B, Intel $4.12BQ4 2025: Nvidia $62.31B, AMD $5.38B, Intel $4.74BQ1 2026: Nvidia $75.25B, AMD $5.78B, Intel $5.05BQ2 2026: Nvidia $89.02B, AMD $6.72B, Intel $6.26B

Data center segment revenue on a log scale, so the smaller companies stay readable. A straight line means steady percentage growth. AMD starts in Q1 2021. Sources: SEC filings.

The crossover points

Quarter Crossover Revenue that quarter
Q1 2022 Nvidia data center passes Nvidia Gaming, for good $3.75B vs $3.62B. It had also led in Q2 2020, one quarter only.
Q3 2022 AMD Gaming passes Nvidia Gaming $1.63B vs $1.57B. Both lines include console chips. It lasted one quarter.
Q3 2022 AMD data center passes AMD Client, for good $1.61B vs $1.02B.
Q1 2023 Nvidia data center passes Intel data center, for good $4.28B vs $3.72B.
Q2 2023 Nvidia total revenue passes Intel total revenue, for good $13.51B vs $12.95B.
Q3 2023 AMD data center passes AMD Gaming, for good $1.60B vs $1.51B.
Q4 2023 Nvidia total revenue passes AMD and Intel combined, for good $22.10B vs $21.57B.
Q3 2024 AMD data center passes Intel DCAI, on the numbers as first reported $3.55B vs $3.35B.
Q3 2025 AMD data center passes Intel DCAI, on Intel’s current definition $4.34B vs $4.12B. Intel recast 2024 upward after folding NEX into DCAI and CCG.

Is Nvidia losing market share to AMD?

Among gamers’ installed PCs, slowly, yes. In reported revenue, no. On Steam, AMD’s annual median rose 3.6 points from 2023 to 2026 and Nvidia’s fell 3.0. In data center segments, AMD’s share of AMD plus Nvidia fell from 31.4% in Q4 2022 to 7.0% in Q2 2026, the lowest in the series.

AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia0%20%40%60%20192020202120222023202420252026Gaming 18.4%, last reported Q4 2025Total revenue 49.4%, Q2 2022Steam (installed) 20.5%Total revenue 10.7%Data center revenue 7.0%Q1 2019: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 36.4%, Steam 16.6%Q2 2019: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 37.3%, Steam 16.5%Q3 2019: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 37.4%, Steam 16.8%Q4 2019: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 40.7%, Steam 16.5%Q1 2020: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 36.7%, Steam 16.9%Q2 2020: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 33.3%, Steam 17.9%Q3 2020: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 37.2%, Steam 18.0%Q4 2020: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 39.3%, Steam 17.8%Q1 2021: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 37.8%, data center revenue 22.9%, gaming revenue 29.5%, Steam 17.9%Q2 2021: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 37.2%, data center revenue 25.6%, gaming revenue 29.1%, Steam 17.6%Q3 2021: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 37.8%, data center revenue 27.4%, gaming revenue 30.8%, Steam 16.7%Q4 2021: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 38.7%, data center revenue 26.3%, gaming revenue 34.0%, Steam 16.7%Q1 2022: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 41.5%, data center revenue 25.6%, gaming revenue 34.1%, Steam 16.3%Q2 2022: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 49.4%, data center revenue 28.1%, gaming revenue 44.8%, Steam 16.4%Q3 2022: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 48.4%, data center revenue 29.6%, gaming revenue 50.9%, Steam 16.1%Q4 2022: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 48.1%, data center revenue 31.4%, gaming revenue 47.3%, Steam 16.4%Q1 2023: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 42.7%, data center revenue 23.2%, gaming revenue 44.0%, Steam 16.5%Q2 2023: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 28.4%, data center revenue 11.3%, gaming revenue 38.9%, Steam 16.4%Q3 2023: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 24.2%, data center revenue 9.9%, gaming revenue 34.5%, Steam 17.5%Q4 2023: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 21.8%, data center revenue 11.0%, gaming revenue 32.3%, Steam 17.6%Q1 2024: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 17.4%, data center revenue 9.4%, gaming revenue 25.8%, Steam 16.4%Q2 2024: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 16.3%, data center revenue 9.7%, gaming revenue 18.4%, Steam 17.1%Q3 2024: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 16.3%, data center revenue 10.3%, gaming revenue 12.3%, Steam 16.5%Q4 2024: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 16.3%, data center revenue 9.8%, gaming revenue 18.1%, Steam 17.7%Q1 2025: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 14.4%, data center revenue 8.6%, gaming revenue 14.7%, Steam 17.8%Q2 2025: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 14.1%, data center revenue 7.3%, gaming revenue 20.7%, Steam 19.2%Q3 2025: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 14.0%, data center revenue 7.8%, gaming revenue 23.3%, Steam 19.4%Q4 2025: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 13.1%, data center revenue 7.9%, gaming revenue 18.4%, Steam 19.6%Q1 2026: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 11.2%, data center revenue 7.1%, Steam 20.1%Q2 2026: AMD share of AMD plus Nvidia. Total revenue 10.7%, data center revenue 7.0%, Steam 20.5%

AMD’s share of AMD plus Nvidia, each measure on its own definition. Steam is the median month of each quarter. Data center starts in Q1 2021, when AMD’s segment data begins. Gaming stops at Q4 2025, when Nvidia stopped publishing it. Sources: SEC filings, Valve.

AMD is growing quickly, just not faster than Nvidia. AMD’s Data Center revenue rose 107% in Q2 2026 to $6.72B, which AMD’s chief financial officer said was 58% of company revenue. Nvidia’s rose 117% to $89.02B. The added dollars were $47.9B at Nvidia and $3.5B at AMD. AMD’s year-ago base was also low: its Data Center revenue fell from $3.67B to $3.24B in Q2 2025, the quarter of the MI308 export control. The companies’ own guidance shows no change next quarter: about $13 billion for AMD and $108.0 billion for Nvidia would leave AMD at 10.7% of the pair’s total revenue, against 10.7% now. Jon Peddie Research’s release on all PC GPUs for Q2 2026, integrated included, has AMD up 0.6 points on the quarter, Nvidia up 0.46 and Intel down 1.0, so in that quarter both gained at Intel’s expense.

The fastest visible growth in AI silicon is at neither company. Broadcom reported $16.7 billion of AI semiconductor revenue for the quarter ended August 2, 2026, up 221% from $5.2 billion and covering custom accelerators and networking. Adding it to the three filers lowers Nvidia’s share of data center segment revenue from 87.3% to 75.0%, compared with 76.9% a year earlier. Broadcom has described its buyers as hyperscale partners, the group whose spending we track in our AI capex report. So the case for Nvidia losing data center share is stronger against custom silicon than against AMD.

Market share, Nvidia vs AMD vs Intel: five measures, five answers

What is being measured Nvidia AMD Intel Period Source
Steam Hardware Survey, PC video cardsInstalled base among Steam users who answered, including integrated graphics. Gamers only. 72.9% 18.7% 7.9% October 2026 Valve
Data center segment revenueShare among these three filers’ reported segments. Mixes GPUs, CPUs and networking. 87.3% 6.6% 6.1% Q2 2026 (Nvidia to Jul 26) SEC filings
Total company revenueShare among these three filers. Intel’s total includes foundry and Mobileye. 77.7% 9.3% 13.0% Q2 2026 (Nvidia to Jul 26) SEC filings
PC and edge segmentsNvidia Edge Computing, AMD Client and Gaming, Intel CCPG. Not like for like: see the segment table. 36.1% 19.3% 44.6% Q2 2026 SEC filings
Desktop add-in boards, shippedQuoted, not ours: Jon Peddie Research estimate as relayed by Igor’s Lab, which calls its split rounded secondary figures. about 90% about 8% about 1% Q1 2026 Jon Peddie Research via Igor’s Lab

Steam is Valve’s published figure, the revenue rows are our computations from filings, and the last row is quoted. None of the revenue rows is market share of all GPUs: AMD and Intel report CPUs and GPUs together, and custom chips such as Broadcom’s are outside all three filers. The secondary reports of Jon Peddie’s add-in board data do not reconcile: Wccftech gives Nvidia 94% for Q4 2025, while Igor’s Lab gives about 90% for Q1 2026 and describes a change of only 0.4 points. We read neither figure from the paid report, so treat them as rough.

What each segment contains, and what cannot be separated

Filer Line Q2 2026 revenue Includes Can GPU revenue be separated?
Nvidia Data Center $89.0B GPUs, CPUs, DPUs, networking, systems, software Partly. Compute and networking were split out through Q1 2026, then dropped.
Nvidia Gaming ended Q4 2025 at $3.7B GeForce RTX for gaming PCs, GeForce NOW, and SoCs for game consoles Discontinued. Now inside Edge Computing.
Nvidia Edge Computing $7.2B PCs, game consoles, workstations, AI-RAN base stations, robotics, automotive No gaming figure is published.
AMD Data Center $6.7B AI accelerators, EPYC server CPUs, GPUs, DPUs, AI NICs, FPGAs No. Instinct GPU revenue is not broken out in the filings we read.
AMD Client $3.1B Ryzen CPUs, APUs, chipsets Integrated graphics cannot be separated.
AMD Gaming $0.8B Radeon discrete GPUs plus semi-custom console chips No. Radeon and console revenue are combined.
Intel DCAI $6.3B Server CPUs, AI accelerators, NICs, IPUs, purpose-built silicon No. Accelerator revenue is not broken out.
Intel CCPG, formerly CCG $8.9B Platforms and processors for PCs and edge devices, with Arc discrete GPUs listed among client products No. Arc revenue is not broken out.

Because the mix cannot be undone, we can only bound the data center result. Nvidia reported Data Center compute of $60.4 billion and networking of $14.8 billion for the quarter ended April 26, 2026, the last time it gave that split. Counting all of AMD’s $5.78B and Intel’s $5.05B as if every dollar were an accelerator still leaves Nvidia’s compute at 84.8% of the three. That floor treats EPYC and other server CPUs as GPU rivals, which overstates AMD and Intel. It also ignores custom chips, which understates the competition.

The gaming comparison ended this year. Nvidia reported Gaming revenue of $3.7B for the quarter ended January 25, 2026 and $16.0 billion for the fiscal year, then moved it into Edge Computing. The word “Gaming” does not appear in its July 2026 10-Q. The closest surviving line is the Graphics reportable segment, $7.92B in Q2 2026, which also includes workstation GPUs. AMD’s Gaming line, $0.78B, is still published, with console chips inside it, as Nvidia’s was.

Most used GPUs on Steam: October 2026 leaderboard

Most used GPUs on SteamNVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060: 3.78% in Oct 2026, -0.69 vs Oct 2025RTX 30603.78%NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070: 3.78% in Oct 2026, +1.90 vs Oct 2025RTX 50703.78%NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU: 3.60% in Oct 2026, -0.70 vs Oct 2025RTX 4060 Laptop GPU3.60%NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060: 3.51% in Oct 2026, -0.66 vs Oct 2025RTX 40603.51%NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050: 3.25% in Oct 2026, +0.15 vs Oct 2025RTX 30503.25%NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060: 3.15% in Oct 2026, +1.85 vs Oct 2025RTX 50603.15%NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti: 2.70% in Oct 2026, +1.71 vs Oct 2025RTX 5060 Ti2.70%NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Laptop GPU: 2.68% in Oct 2026, +1.77 vs Oct 2025RTX 5060 Laptop GPU2.68%NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650: 2.44% in Oct 2026, -0.61 vs Oct 2025GTX 16502.44%NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti: 2.30% in Oct 2026, -0.50 vs Oct 2025RTX 4060 Ti2.30%NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti: 2.13% in Oct 2026, -0.45 vs Oct 2025RTX 3060 Ti2.13%NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070: 1.98% in Oct 2026, -0.43 vs Oct 2025RTX 30701.98%NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti: 1.91% in Oct 2026, +0.96 vs Oct 2025RTX 5070 Ti1.91%NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080: 1.78% in Oct 2026, +0.92 vs Oct 2025RTX 50801.78%Intel Iris Xe Graphics: 1.78% in Oct 2026, -0.12 vs Oct 2025Intel Iris Xe Graphics1.78%

Bars: Oct 2026 share. Navy tick: Oct 2025 share. GeForce names shortened. Colors: Nvidia green, AMD red, Intel blue. Source: Steam Hardware Survey video card page.

The RTX 3060 and RTX 5070 tie for first at 3.78% on Steam’s PC video card page. Steam’s main survey page uses a different base, with Apple chips such as the M2 (2.14%) in its list, and shows the RTX 3060 ahead, 3.62% to 3.56%. 14 of the top 15 are Nvidia cards. The first card from another vendor is Intel Iris Xe Graphics, at number 15 with 1.78%. AMD’s top entry is AMD Radeon Graphics, its integrated graphics label, at 1.75%, and its top discrete card is the AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT at 1.59%. Intel’s top entry is Intel Iris Xe Graphics at 1.78%. Valve groups 8.58% of machines as “Other”, and the named cards add up to 71.1% Nvidia, 13.7% AMD and 5.8% Intel, a little below the vendor chart at the top of this page.

Rank GPU Vendor Oct 2026 Oct 2025
1 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Nvidia 3.78% 4.47%
2 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Nvidia 3.78% 1.88%
3 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU Nvidia 3.60% 4.30%
4 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Nvidia 3.51% 4.17%
5 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Nvidia 3.25% 3.10%
6 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Nvidia 3.15% 1.30%
7 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti Nvidia 2.70% 0.99%
8 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Laptop GPU Nvidia 2.68% 0.91%
9 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Nvidia 2.44% 3.05%
10 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Nvidia 2.30% 2.80%
11 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti Nvidia 2.13% 2.58%
12 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Nvidia 1.98% 2.41%
13 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Nvidia 1.91% 0.95%
14 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 Nvidia 1.78% 0.86%
15 Intel Iris Xe Graphics Intel 1.78% 1.90%

The top three cards each year

Year First Second Third Months captured
2019 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 15.46% NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 9.83% NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 5.39% 12
2020 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 11.69% NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 8.25% NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 5.28% 12
2021 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 9.22% NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 6.44% NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 5.62% 12
2022 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 7.13% NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 6.31% NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 5.45% 12
2023 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 5.21% NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 4.89% NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 4.82% 12
2024 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 5.73% NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 4.04% NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti 3.56% 12
2025 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 4.67% NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU 4.54% NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 4.43% 12
2026* NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 3.97% NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU 3.91% NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 3.82% 10

Ranked by each card’s median share across the months of that year we could retrieve, excluding Valve’s “Other” row. *2026 is January to Oct.

Nvidia’s concentration risk, from its own filings

Nvidia’s 10-Q lists direct customers above 10% of revenue without naming them. In the quarter ended July 26, 2026, only one crossed the line, at 16%, after three totalling 54% the quarter before and four totalling 61% in the quarter ended October 2025. That measures who Nvidia invoices, a group that includes distributors, ODMs and system integrators, so it does not show that end demand spread out. The same filing says some indirect customers individually reach 10% or more and that one AI research and deployment company contributed a meaningful amount of revenue through cloud purchases.

Quarter ended Fiscal quarter Direct customers at 10% or more Count Sum Note
Jul 2026 Q2 FY27 16% 1 16% First half FY27: 16, 15, 13. Indirect customers: some at 10% or more
Apr 2026 Q1 FY27 21, 17, 16% 3 54%
Oct 2025 Q3 FY26 22, 15, 13, 11% 4 61%
Jul 2025 Q2 FY26 23, 16% 2 39%
Apr 2025 Q1 FY26 16, 14% 2 30%
Oct 2024 Q3 FY25 12, 12, 12% 3 36%
Jul 2024 Q2 FY25 14, 11, 11, 10% 4 46%
Apr 2024 Q1 FY25 13, 11% 2 24% Two indirect customers also at 10% or more
Oct 2023 Q3 FY24 12% 1 12%
Jul 2023 Q2 FY24 17% 1 17%

Customer letters are not comparable between filings. Q4 is not disclosed separately; for full fiscal 2026 the figures were 22% and 14%, for fiscal 2025 12%, 11% and 11%, and for fiscal 2024 13%, plus an indirect customer estimated at about 19%.

Hyperscale revenue, defined as public clouds and the largest consumer internet companies, was $48.7 billion of the $89.0 billion Data Center total in the July quarter, 54.7%, down from 58.8% a year earlier. AI clouds, industrial and enterprise grew 138% against Hyperscale’s 102%. Nvidia recast those lines in that same filing by moving one company into Hyperscale, which raised the April quarter’s Hyperscale figure from $37.9 billion to $43.1 billion.

China revenue exposure

Revenue from China-headquartered direct customers, including Hong Kong, was $7.88B in the July 2026 quarter, 8.2% of the total. That is up from a low of 4.5% in Q4 2025 and well below 21.9% in Q1 2025, the quarter in which the April 2025 H20 license requirement arrived. It does not mean Nvidia is back in China’s data center market: the same 10-Q puts Hopper shipments to China under 1% of Data Center revenue, and Nvidia’s guidance assumes no Data Center compute revenue from China. Its fiscal 2026 10-K, filed in February 2026, says it was “effectively foreclosed” from that market. The filing warns that end customer and shipping location may differ from headquarters, and it does not itemize the rest, so we cannot say what the $7.9B consists of.

Calendar quarter Nvidia quarter ended Total revenue China, by billing location Share China, by customer headquarters Share
Q2 2026 Jul 26, 2026 $96.22B not published $7.88B 8.2%
Q1 2026 Apr 26, 2026 $81.61B not published $4.55B 5.6%
Q4 2025 Jan 25, 2026 $68.13B not published $3.06B 4.5%
Q3 2025 Oct 26, 2025 $57.01B not published $2.97B 5.2%
Q2 2025 Jul 27, 2025 $46.74B $2.77B 5.9% $3.98B 8.5%
Q1 2025 Apr 27, 2025 $44.06B $5.52B 12.5% $9.66B 21.9%
Q4 2024 Jan 26, 2025 $39.33B $5.53B 14.1% $7.82B 19.9%
Q3 2024 Oct 27, 2024 $35.08B $5.42B 15.4% $8.14B 23.2%
Q2 2024 Jul 28, 2024 $30.04B $3.67B 12.2% not published
Q1 2024 Apr 28, 2024 $26.04B $2.49B 9.6% not published
Q4 2023 Jan 28, 2024 $22.10B $1.95B 8.8% not published
Q3 2023 Oct 29, 2023 $18.12B $4.03B 22.2% not published
Q2 2023 Jul 30, 2023 $13.51B $2.74B 20.3% not published
Q1 2023 Apr 30, 2023 $7.19B $1.59B 22.1% not published

Nvidia changed the basis in its October 2025 10-Q, so the two columns are not one series. Where both exist they differ by billions: Q1 2025 is $5.52B by billing and $9.66B by headquarters.

What changed, and when

Date Company Event in the filings
Aug 2022 Nvidia US licensing requirement on A100 and H100 exports to China and Russia.
Q2 2022 AMD New segments replace Computing and Graphics and Enterprise, Embedded and Semi-Custom. Data center revenue is available from Q1 2021.
Oct 2023 Nvidia New licensing rules for China and Country Groups D:1, D:4 and D:5.
Q1 2025 Intel NEX folded into DCAI and CCG, 2024 recast. Q3 2024 DCAI moved from $3.35B to $4.14B.
Q1 2025 AMD Client and Gaming become one reportable segment, each still disclosed separately.
Apr 2025 Nvidia License required for H20 to China. $4.6B of H20 sold in the quarter before the rule, $4.5B charge.
Q2 2025 AMD $800M inventory and related charges for the export control on Instinct MI308.
Jul 2025 Nvidia About $650M of H20 sold to an unrestricted customer outside China.
Aug 2025 Nvidia H20 licenses granted for some China-based customers. Revenue under them: about $60M.
Oct 2025 Nvidia Geographic revenue moves from billing location to customer headquarters.
Feb 2026 Nvidia License granted for small amounts of H200 to specific China-based customers.
Apr 2026 Nvidia Gaming, ProViz, Automotive and OEM lines replaced by Edge Computing. Data Center split into Hyperscale and ACIE.
Jul 2026 Nvidia H200 charge of $0.4B in the first half. Hopper shipments to China under 1% of Data Center revenue.
Oct 29, 2026 Intel Q3 2026 reported: DCAI $7.32B, up 78%; CCPG $8.10B, down 5%.

Latest filings used: Nvidia 10-Q filed Aug 26, 2026, AMD 10-Q filed Aug 5, 2026, Intel 10-Q filed Oct 30, 2026. The Nvidia and AMD rows for Q3 2026 are pending.

What this means for MSPs

GPU sourcing. With about 73% of Steam machines and, on Jon Peddie’s estimate, about 90% of desktop add-in boards, expect most GPU-dependent software in a client estate to be running on Nvidia hardware today. Before quoting a Radeon or Arc workstation, check the application vendor’s certification list. Name the exact card in the quote and the refresh plan, because older models stay in use: the GTX 1650 still held 2.44% of Steam machines in Oct 2026.

Workstation and server pricing. Nvidia’s July 10-Q says Edge Computing grew on workstation sales while consumer PC sales were “tempered by elevated memory and systems prices”. We have not tested how far any of this reaches client invoices, so use measured price series instead: our RAM price tracker and computer price indexes.

Cloud GPU dependence. One supplier held 87.3% of these three filers’ data center segment revenue, and the buyers are concentrated too. For clients renting GPU capacity, ask the provider which hardware and region the contract guarantees, and keep inference code portable where the workload allows it. The power use and construction spending behind that capacity are in our data center statistics.

Frequently asked questions

How has AMD vs Nvidia market share changed over time?

It depends on the measure. On Steam, AMD’s annual median rose from 14.9% in 2019 to 18.6% in 2026 while Nvidia fell from 75.0% to 72.9%. In revenue, AMD’s share of the two companies’ total fell from 49.4% in Q2 2022 to 10.7% in Q2 2026.

Is Nvidia losing market share to AMD?

Among Steam users, slowly: Nvidia’s Oct 2026 reading of 72.9% compares with an annual median of 75.9% in 2023, and AMD went from 15.0% to 18.7%. In data center revenue, no: Nvidia grew 117% in Q2 2026 against AMD’s 107%, from a base about 13 times larger.

What is the GPU market share on Steam?

In the October 2026 Steam Hardware Survey, Nvidia had 72.92% of PC video cards, AMD 18.72% and Intel 7.92%. The most used cards on its PC video card page were the RTX 3060 and RTX 5070, tied at 3.78%. Steam covers gamers who answer the survey, not all PCs.

What is the market share of Nvidia vs AMD vs Intel?

There is no single figure. Steam, Oct 2026: 72.9%, 18.7%, 7.9%. Data center segment revenue among the three filers, Q2 2026: 87.3%, 6.6%, 6.1%. Total revenue among the three: 77.7%, 9.3%, 13.0%. Jon Peddie Research’s desktop add-in board estimate for Q1 2026, as relayed by Igor’s Lab: about 90%, 8%, 1%.

Why do reports say Nvidia has 90% when Steam says 73%?

They count different things. The 90% to 94% figures are Jon Peddie Research estimates of desktop add-in boards shipped in a quarter. Steam counts machines in use, including laptops and integrated graphics, which is why AMD and Intel score 18.7% and 7.9% there.

What is Nvidia’s share of AI chips?

Filings cannot give it, because AMD and Intel mix GPUs with CPUs and custom chips are sold elsewhere. As a floor among these three filers, Nvidia’s Data Center compute revenue was 84.8% in Q1 2026 even if every AMD and Intel data center dollar is counted against it. Adding Broadcom’s $16.7B of AI semiconductor revenue takes Nvidia’s Q2 2026 data center share from 87.3% to 75.0%.

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Methodology

Sources. Every 10-Q and 10-K filed by Nvidia, AMD and Intel for periods since December 2018, downloaded from SEC EDGAR on November 2, 2026, plus their 8-K earnings releases since January 2025 and Broadcom’s. Steam Hardware Survey main pages and video card pages, live and from the Internet Archive.

Revenue extraction. Nvidia and Intel values come from inline XBRL facts in each filing, with Q4 and missing quarters derived from year-to-date and annual facts. AMD values come from the printed segment table, because some AMD filings tag rows with mismatched members: the September 2024 10-Q tags Data Center’s $3,549 million as “ClientMember”. Nvidia’s platforms were checked to sum to total revenue each quarter and AMD’s segments in sampled quarters, and the build stops if any quoted filing text is missing.

Alignment. Nvidia’s fiscal quarter ending in late January maps to calendar Q4 of the prior year, late April to Q1, late July to Q2 and late October to Q3. No revenue was shifted in the ladder. The calendar-weighted sensitivity uses two thirds of the labelled quarter plus one third of the prior one.

Series breaks. AMD has no data center segment before Q1 2021, so 2019 and 2020 show no filer share. Intel’s segment moves from DCG to DCAI in 2021 and is recast again for 2024. Intel’s 2023 numbers were also recast, and the first-reported figures are higher ($3.72 billion vs $2.90 billion for Q1 2023). Totals include all businesses, so Intel’s include foundry and, in early years, memory.

Steam. The vendor series is the “PC Video card usage by mfg” chart embedded in the survey’s main page, covering 112 months from July 2017, with later captures replacing earlier ones. Model data comes from the video card page, which shows five months at a time, so captures we could not retrieve were covered by neighbouring ones, and every month since January 2019 has a reading. The survey is optional, anonymous and limited to Steam users. It is not a census of PCs. Steam’s page labels these figures as PC video card usage.

Third-party figures. Jon Peddie Research add-in board shares are context only and were read from secondary reports, not from the paid report. Its Q2 2026 point changes come from its own public release. We did not find a public Mercury Research GPU figure we could verify and use none.

Limitations. Revenue share is not unit share. These filers’ segments exclude custom accelerators, Chinese GPU makers and everything else outside the three. Revenue reflects Nvidia’s prices and system content as well as chip counts. Not investment advice.

Cite as:The Uptime Report. "AMD vs Nvidia Market Share Over Time: AMD Gains on Steam, Loses Ground in Revenue." October 2026. https://theuptimereport.com/amd-vs-nvidia-market-share/

References

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