Wow.... for someone that seems to be obviously so smart, why do you insist on just ignoring the facts that you have right in front of you. I will only talk based on what you have presented here.

If nvidia made an earning report and announced that it had 4Q total revenue of $1.14B. You know what, lets even make that $2B per quater though that is not what Nvidia said (they said $1.14B). Now for 4Qs thats $8B right? 

So lets use your $115/piece number here and the fact that as you have so kindly pointed out they sold 100M GPUs last year alone. Which so happens to cover the period their earnings report shows. Lets do some math now shall we? 100M x $115.

THAT IS $11.5 BILLION

Can you kindly tell us then, why Nvidia chose to lie about its anual earnings?

Now mind you, this $11.5B was made from selling ONLY discrete desktop GPUs. No tegra, no nvidia shield, no mobile GPUs. Nothing else. You clearly have no idea what you are tal;king about. All I have done is use the date you have provided and compared it to what Nvidia announced themselves.

So please tell us, why will nvidia announce the 2013-2014 finacial 4Q to be their best quater in a while at $1.14B in total revenue, when they somehow make an annual $11B in desktop GPU sales alone?????????? Are you delusional or something? or just plain confused.

Ok first off I would like to admit I made a mistake in my last post Nvidia's GPU sales is ~65m not 100m I had a lot of tabs open and I must have grabbed an incorrect number well making my calculations. I should have double checked my math sorry.

The $115 is for their most expensive GPU obviously that makes up a tiny fraction of their total shipments I mean it retails for $1000+ FFS. As I pointed out their higher selling GPUs are around $65. I am not sure why you keep guessing their annual revenue either they do report that you know

Ok so we know that GPU sales for last year was $3.4b from shipment data we can extrapolate ~65 million units for Nvidia which works out to an average of ~$53 per GPU sold on average. Given they get around $65 for a GTX 770 aparently (probably less if you can buy them from a 3rd party for that price) that is not to bad at all.

Fixed.

Look at the graph again, buddy.

Nvidia : 23,828,000
ATI/AMD : 28,865,920

Those figures are ONLY the amd and nvidia GPUs, the rest, including "other/unknown" are listed too, but hey, let's pretend that over 75% of laptop gpus aren't Intel right? *rolleyes*

It might have something to do with you ignoring clear and obvious evidence, and bending reality to suit your own argument.

This graph is using hard evidence from each manufacturers annual reports, your argument is that based off of nvidias figures, they could not be selling more than 3 million gpus per quarter.

Yet all evidence points to the contrary, but have fun im dreamland, it's clear you're one of those types, so i'm done.

Come on man, let's not.

Wii U may be a technical improvement over PS3 and 360, but not a big enough one to make PC gamers run out and buy a new GPU. 

Ok first off I would like to admit I made a mistake in my last post Nvidia's GPU sales is ~65m not 100m I had a lot of tabs open and I must have grabbed an incorrect number well making my calculations. I should have double checked my math sorry.

The $115 is for their most expensive GPU obviously that makes up a tiny fraction of their total shipments I mean it retails for $1000+ FFS. As I pointed out their higher selling GPUs are around $65. I am not sure why you keep guessing their annual revenue either they do report that you know

Ok so we know that GPU sales for last year was $3.4b from shipment data we can extrapolate ~65 million units for Nvidia which works out to an average of ~$53 per GPU sold on average. Given they get around $65 for a GTX 770 aparently (probably less if you can buy them from a 3rd party for that price) that is not to bad at all.

Likely people upgrading in the wake of PS4 and Xbone raising the standard.

for peoplw qho have chosen to stick with wiiu and pc for this gen,  then they have just as much reason as anyone else to upgrade. 

besides,  wiiu is part of 8th gen and 8th gen as a whole drives things forward. 

I'm not sure how you managed to calculate that considering the sheer number of different CPU/GPU configurations, but that still leaves over 7.5 million Steam users with PCs more powerful than a console that released less than a year ago. That number will only climb as people naturally upgrade over time.

OT: I actually think "gaming" PCs are on the up. Building or buying an extreme PC for high-end gaming has always been niche but is actually showing strong signs of growth. It's more cost effective to build/buy a gaming PC now than at any time in the past.

PS4 and Xbone raised the baseline for multiplatform graphics though, Wii U didn't.