In the bustling world of graphics cards, Nvidia’s mid-range GeForce RTX 50 series is taking the lead, dominating Amazon US sales charts and leaving competitors in the dust. The top three GPUs in this series saw impressive sales, totaling over 14,000 units in just a month.
Leading the pack is the GeForce RTX 5070, which sold a remarkable 5,450 units. It’s followed closely by the RTX 5060 Ti with 4,950 units, and the RTX 5070 Ti, rounding out the top three with 4,400 sales. Meanwhile, AMD’s standout performer, the Radeon RX 9070 XT, holds its ground with nearly 3,800 units sold, though it’s clear that Nvidia maintains an edge in popularity.
The RTX 50 series not only reigns in sales but also enjoys significant representation in the Steam Hardware Survey, achieving a 3.69% market share. With improved availability, these cards have become a staple for gamers looking for performance without breaking the bank.
Nvidia’s strategic pricing has made the RTX 5060 particularly appealing, as it remains one of the few GPUs consistently available at its $299 MSRP. In contrast, the Radeon RX 9070 struggles with a less enticing $549 price tag, prompting players to choose Nvidia options even at slightly higher costs.
The Nvidia lineup continues to outperform, with the RTX 5060 and RTX 5080 selling 2,950 and 2,450 units, respectively. The latter stands out as the only $1000+ option without a direct competitor from AMD’s RDNA 4 series.
Overall, Nvidia commands a substantial lead in the GPU market, shipping about 70.51% of the units in June compared to AMD’s 27.57%. This dominance is reflected in revenue as well, with Nvidia capturing 78.61% of market revenue, translating to $18,720,000, while AMD follows with $4,880,000.
Though Intel hasn’t made a significant dent, their Arc B580 is performing above expectations, moving roughly 400 units. As the GPU landscape evolves, Nvidia’s strategic pricing and availability keep it at the forefront of the market.
