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Q3-2016 VGA Market - NVIDIA Gained Market Share While AMD's Declined: JPR

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though i generally agree with your points, I'm not so sure that Nvidia can provide the same perf gains in the next GPU cycle. only time will tell though.
This generation was a rather sizable leap for both camps (admittedly, after years of stagnation because of being stuck at 28nm). The next generation will be much tamer. Probably HBM with a few tweaks. Personally, I think the next significant leap will be in 2018/2019 when 4k gaming will (hopefully) reach mid-range cards.
Needless to say, both AMD and Nvidia are free to prove me wrong :p
 
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This generation was a rather sizable leap for both camps (admittedly, after years of stagnation because of being stuck at 28nm). The next generation will be much tamer. Probably HBM with a few tweaks. Personally, I think the next significant leap will be in 2018/2019 when 4k gaming will (hopefully) reach mid-range cards.
Needless to say, both AMD and Nvidia are free to prove me wrong :p
i noticed the same trend, they usually dont provide 45/50% perf increase in each gen. if AMD comes up with a 1080 equivalent though, i dont know how Nvidia will respond. this whole situation reminds me of the hd3000 situation.
 

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RX 490 isn't going to top the NVIDIA Titan. Well, it could, but unless there was major improvements at GloFo, it seems remote. If it does, then Zen is likely to dethrone Intel, at least in desktop space.
 
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