AMD Ryzen 3000 CPUs are inevitable on the market, in a recent report based on UserBenchmark we witnessed it and now it is confirmed with the latest statistics from Mindfactory. Ryzen 5 3600 seems to be the most popular chip. For the German market in the second month after market launch, as the current market share report of one of the largest German hardware and PC dealers. These results may be distributed at least over the rest of the year until Intel launches its tenth generation Intel Core.
AMD dominates Intel according to the recent MindFactory statistics
Most recent MindFactory statistics, supplied once again by Reddit users, show that AMD Ryzen 3000 sales continue to be strong and dominate Intel’s Core Line. According to the latest statistics, the AMD Ryzen 3000 CPU accounted for 78% of total retail CPU sales, compared to only 22% of Intel CPU sales. Actual sales were around 18,000 units, compared to less than 5,000 Intel CPUs sold. The figures are close to those of the previous month when AMD Ryzen 3000 accounted for 79% of sales in its first month.
The most popular processor was Ryzen 5 3600, which is one of the best budget options currently available on the market under $200. The Ryzen 7 3700X also sold very well, and the Ryzen 5 2600 took third place as it is now available for less than $140, making it an extremely inexpensive and powerful segment chip. The Ryzen 5 3600 could only sell more than the entire ninth-generation Intel line, which is surprising.
The higher number of AMD CPU sales also led to a significantly higher revenue share of 75%, while Intel CPUs accounted for only 28% of MindFactory’s revenue.