Interesting to see the 5080 on the charts already that seems very fast for a new GPU.

Well it did release in January, so it took them 2 months to show up.

I wonder when the 5090, 5070Ti and 5070 will show up. Either way, I think the sales curve of Blackwell will be much flatter than the one from previous generations, probably more comparable to Maxwell than it's direct predecessors.

I wasn't actually expecting to see any Blackwell GPU's this month since it's only 2 months exactly since it launched which was considered a paper launch by everyone in the industry but it seems like there is more cards out there than people expected. I was curious so I checked back in this thread and the 4090 was 3.5 months after launch with a 0.24% first appearance and 4080 at 0.14% after 2.5 months in comparison.

Next month is definitely going to be interesting as it would be 7 weeks since RDNA4 so 1 week less tracking than Blackwell so that should show up and in big numbers from what we keep hearing about launch day stock.

Keep in mind that the 5090 is massively overpriced (still haven't seen one below 3000€) and thus outpricing most potential customers, and the 5070Ti was rarer than rain in the desert until just a couple weeks ago. As such, the only thing that NVidia was selling in any kind of volume until late March was the 5080, also due to both AMD and NVidia draining their reserves of older GPUs in the meantime.

Relatively good month for AMD, the 7800XT finally showed up and most AMD GPUs were up this month, too. No RDNA4 GPUs yet, though. And on the CPU side, they gained 1% market share, now at over 38%.

On the NVidia side, the 5070 and 5070Ti showed up, and we got a new king of GPUs, the 4060... Laptop edition that is. I think this marks the first time that a mobile GPU takes the lead in the Steam charts.

Derp

Oh, now even with a Radeon chart, great work Conina!

And it's also very interesting to see that the RX 6000 cards seemingly still reaching new peaks despite the first RX 9000 cards already being out...

Mostly lines up with what I've seen lots of 5070Ti and 5080's getting stock at MSRP and the 7800XT has been doing well but 5070 numbers is a little surprising guess it wasn't just sat on shelves but infact sold well and had plenty of stock.

Thanks, Conina.