76% of CPUs sold in Germany in July were from AMD

Germany represents the whole Europe.

 

Thank god no. There is a reason Norway never was in the EU
What you mean with that, is a mystery...

Mindfactory is the only shop in the world that share salesnumbers. Too bad.
Here is the top seller list of cpus in the biggest e-tailer in Scandinavia:

https://www.komplett.no/category/11...0§28003§11204&sort=OrderedTimes_bf:DESCENDING

 

I like Norway too bad its so cold there.

 

OP's title is a bit misleading, it's one of the biggest sellers in Germany, but far from all the sales there.
That said, not too surprised about AMD's good sales.

 

Amd wins. We all know that. Anything else is rumble and noise from those who lose their exotic badge Intel inside which means nothing nowadays.

It's like buying a famous brand supercar when new Tesla destroys 'em all. But it is a Tesla, it loses by default.

 

No one really wants a intel 11gen cpu. Even the 3600 outsells 11400f deapite being slower.

 

a large chunk of it at least

weird cause 11400f is easily available and it runs circles around 3600
must be "the mindshare",people would rather get a worse ryzen cpu than intel.
but it's intel's own fault,11th gen was a disaster except for 11400.

 

Reminds me of rtx vs rx steam survey thing. Its all about mindshare.

 

The 3600 has the advantage of being compatible with older motherboards, from 2017 onwards.
Anyone whoa has a Zen1 or Zen+, can buy a 3600 and get a nice upgrade on the cheap.

 

no it isn't it's a reflection of available units for both and realistical pricing.

 

Where has this version of you been hiding? keep this fella he seems cool lmao

 

There is nothing realistic about 3600 being more expensive and slower than 10400f but outselling it like crazy. Mindshare im telling you.

Amd = good, Intel = bad

 

except tesla's build quality is worse than my hyuindai.it's a great car until your dashboard starts to fall apart.

 

don't forget the 1st micro-transaction car in the world, can't wait for all other brands making you pay a monthly fee for the steering wheel to turn

I went amd not because of the supposedly "better power" of amd they don't because for the same price you're going to take more cores (that you will barely use) so you end up in the same temp/wattage in the end
but pcie 4.0 hello....we are in the M.2 nvme times you can't sell a cpu with just enough for am gpu and nothing else, I'm sur if Intel regains their sanity and start selling pcie 4+ things will go the other way, unless amd steps up again in the next gen heh

 

because they imported more and made more price cuts.
its all based on demand.

 

More specifically:
Nobody wants an 11th gen 14nm CPU. The 10nm variants are actually worth getting.

 

14/12/7nm whatever its silly to buy a slower cpu for more just becouse amd/intel.

 

Sounds about right

 

Yeah no-one wants one.