JPR says Nvidia's GPU market share decreased by 1.2% in Q3'25. It still owns over 90% of the market, though.
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(Image credit: Tom's Hardware) The latest quarterly GPU market share figures have been released by specialist analyst outfit Jon Peddie Research (JPR). It observes that, during Q3 2025, the PC add-in-board (graphics card) market grew to 12.0 million units, which is 2.8% up vs the previous quarter. However, probably more interesting are the figures showing that AMD and Intel are gaining market share – at the expense of Nvidia, of course (as it is a three-horse race).
Make no mistake, Nvidia’s market share still looks almost unassailable at 92% in Q3’25. It remains dominant and still makes some of the best graphics cards for gaming in 2025. But its position has slipped from 94% in the previous quarter.
Those are rounded figures, as the JPR news post says that Nvidia’s market share has decreased just 1.2% from the last to the current quarter. Nevertheless, more than nine out of 10 graphics cards sold are still Nvidia GPU-based, according to JPR’s figures.
AMD continues to chip away at Intel's X86 market share
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Reference reading
- https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/SPONSORED_LINK_URL
- https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/latest-gpu-market-analysis-shows-nvidia-losing-ground-to-amd-and-intel-cracks-the-1-percent-share-milestone-for-the-first-time#main
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