AMD says it has reached a slice of 45% of the GPUS market in Japan

AMD do Japan has recently organized an event to celebrate the successful launch of its Radeon RX 9000. The presentation was open to the public and was attended by its partners such as Gigabyte, Asrock, Asus, MSI, PowerColor and Sapphire. Obviously, representatives of the company were also present, and they drew attention by saying that “AMD is simply not used to selling so many video signs.”

The statement was made after a member of the audience asked about the 9070 RX running out, and when people could expect more stocks. The answer was received with laughter from the hearing, and the company’s representative added that AMD already reaches 45% of the GPUS market in Japan.

The statement has undergone different translations and may not reflect the entire market of video signs in the country. It is speculated that the AMD representative referred to current GPUS sales only.

Anyway, the number reflects the success of the RDNA 4 generation, and AMD wants to go beyond. “We are the opposition group, so let’s aim at 70%,” added the representative during the presentation.

AMD highlights the cost x benefit of the Radeon RX 9070, but msrp is getting rare

In the same presentation, AMD showed the slide below, where it points out that the Radeon RX 9070 XT offers up to 23% more “cost effectiveness” than RTX 5070 Ti. However, this comparison is the suggested price of the GPU, the famous MSRP.

Current video cards have their prices growing week after week, and as AMD does not offer reference models, Radeon RX 9000 buyers depend on the values ​​that AIBs want to practice.

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Importantly, however, this is true for Nvidia as well. If the RTX 5070 Ti increases its price at the same proportion, the cost advantages of Radeon RX 9070 XT will be maintained, or may become even more expressive.

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