Discrete Graphics Card Sales Hit Four-Year Record

Tom's Hardware reports that discrete graphics card sales hit a four-year record despite soaring memory prices. The source notes AMD gaining market share in this environment. Notebook graphics are described as carrying the market. Sales of discrete GPUs remain strong amid record high prices according to the coverage. The publication points to this performance as the market defies a PC slump. Visible posts from the account emphasize continued demand for these components even with elevated costs. The linked article provides further details on shipment volumes and competitive shifts within the sector.