JPR analysts also noted a drop in the PC CPU market. Fourth-quarter sales fell 17.4% from the third quarter and 35% from the same period last year.
Dean McCarron, head of market research at Mercury Research, believes the drop in shipments is due to oversupply in previous quarters:CPU and GPU manufacturers are deliberately restricting supplies to reduce inventory, and macroeconomic issues are forcing PC manufacturers to cut back on purchases.”.
Ferra.ru’s editor-in-chief Evgeny Kharitonov believes that one of the reasons for the decline in demand for video cards is the end of the mining fever and attempts by AMD and NVIDIA to take the market to market. new paradigm: if earlier, for the same price, a new generation video card always turned out to be faster than older generation video cards, now they have tacitly adopted the “higher performance – higher price” principle that the company’s customers have. not so well accepted
In processors, the reason lies in the “entry threshold”:
Source: Ferra
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