$Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ has a rather long queue demanding silicon right now, which gives AMD a lot of competition, something that Nvidia doesn't have to contend with as much.

In fact,many of the products snapped up this year have ended up in huge cryptomining farms thanks to the rise in Ethereum Nvidia has a popularity advantage over AMD in the world of PC gaming, but it's especially surprising to see that prospective GPU buyers are happier to drop a few thousand dollars on what is more akin to a productivity GPU than gaming hardware.

In fact, unless you're planning to run your games at 8K at 60FPS, an RTX 3090 is wholly excessive for just playing games. But the survey won't differentiate between artists and graphic designers who have purchased the Nvidia flagship for demanding 3D projects or rendering that also happen to be gamers, alongside gamers who have purchased an RTX 3090 solely play their favorite games.

There are numerous reasons that AMD is lagging behind Nvidia in market share, with its DLSS competitor FidelityFX Super Resolution being introduced much later than the Team green alternative. Its turbulent production is still creating low stock availability to meet demands, but even with these considerations, it's alarming to see such an expensive GPU hypothetically outsell every current-gen Radeon product. With any luck, AMD can gain some ground against Nvidia, but judging by these numbers, it's going to take a lot of time and effort to get gamers to switch teams.$AMD(AMD)$ $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$