AMD RDNA 4 GPUs outsell Nvidia’s RTX 50 series – Computerbase Data suggests

AMD has sold more GPUs than Nvidia in 2025 – Survey suggests

Based on a survey from Computerbase.de, it looks like AMD has shipped more GPUs in 2025 than Nvidia, with RDNA 4 GPUs accounting for a majority of sales.

In a survey of over 4219 GPU buyers, only 726 were able to purchase new GPUs. AMD’s Radeon RX 9070 XT and Radeon RX 9070 account for 57.4% of 2025’s GPU sales. This is more than double the number of reported Nvidia RTX 50-series GPU purchases. This makes AMD’s Radeon RX 9000 series launch a hugely successful one for AMD, as it appears to have given AMD higher GPU sales share than Nvidia.

In today’s GPU market, whoever has product on shelves wins. There is high demand for new graphics cards, which means that GPUs are selling as fast as AMD or Nvidia can produce them. The success of AMD’s RX 9070 series launch is due to AMD’s high levels of day-1 GPU stock, and Nvidia’s inability to satisfy demand for RTX 50 series GPUs.

(Post from 3DCenter – Data from Computerbase)

Strong RDNA 4 sales for AMD, but Nvidia can catch up

Sadly, Computerbase’s dataset is not large enough to draw any firm conclusions. Clearly, more survey participants were able to purchase Radeon RX 9000 series GPUs. However, the data set is not large enough for this to signify any industry-wide trend. Regardless, it is a clear sign that AMD and retailers weren’t lying when they said they had a lot of GPU stock ahead of launch.

Demand for new GPUs remains high, and AMD has a chance to gain significant market share if it can continue producing RDNA 4 GPUs at a rapid pace. That said, Nvidia could reverse this trend if they too could increase the availability of their products.

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