AMD is barely manufacturing any RDNA 4-based graphics cards. It's hard to avoid that conclusion if the latest data from long-time PC market data analyst JPR is correct. JPR reckons that AMD's share of the add-in graphics card market has fallen to a miserable 6%, leaving Nvidia with the remaining 94% of the market.
There's much better news for AMD when it comes to CPUs. But let's deal with the GPU disaster first. According to JPR, AMD had 12% of the PC graphics card market a year ago. That share has been sliced in half to just 6% for the second quarter of 2025. And that despite AMD's RDNA 4 GPUs going on sale in March and thus being available throughout the entirety of the quarter.
