📈 CPU Retail Sales Week 5 ’26 (mf) AMD Ryzen 9850X3D debut. Zen 5 + X3D remain firmly in control of DIY retail. AM4 cllimbs the charts, while Intel volume stays concentrated in midrange SKUs. ℹ️ Units AMD: 1205 units sold, 87%, ASP: 328 Intel: 180, 13%, ASP: 237 ℹ️ Revenue AMD: 395095, 90.27% Intel: 42595, 9.73% ℹ️ By socket AM5: 790 (57.0%) AM4: 415 (30.0%) 1700: 120 (8.7%) 1851: 50 (3.6%) 1200: 10 (0.7%) ℹ️ By gen/arch Zen 5: 500 (36.1%) Zen 4 (CPU): 260 (18.8%) Zen 4 (APU): 20 (1.4%) Zen 3 (CPU): 345 (24.9%) Zen 3 (APU): 60 (4.3%) Zen+: 30 (2.2%) Zen 2: 0 (0.0%) (13th / 14th Gen): 100 (7.2%) Intel Alder Lake (12th Gen): 20 (1.4%) Intel Arrow Lake (Core Ultra 200): 50 (3.6%) Intel Rocket / Comet Lake (10th / 11th Gen): 10 (0.7%) ℹ️ By iGPU type None: 865 (62.5%) RDNA 2: 520 (37.5%) Vega: 60 (4.3%) Intel UHD: 60 (4.3%) Intel Xe (Core Ultra): 40 (2.9%) RDNA 3: 20 (1.4%) ℹ️ By SKU Ryzen 7 9800X3D: 270 (19.5%) Ryzen 7 5800X: 100 (7.2%) Ryzen 9 5950X: 100 (7.2%) Ryzen 7 7800X3D: 90 (6.5%) Ryzen 7 9850X3D: 80 (5.8%) Ryzen 9 9950X3D: 50 (3.6%) Ryzen 7 9700X: 40 (2.9%) Ryzen 5 9600X: 40 (2.9%) Ryzen 5 7500F: 40 (2.9%) Ryzen 5 5500: 40 (2.9%) Ryzen 7 5700X: 30 (2.2%) Ryzen 5 7600X: 30 (2.2%) Ryzen 7 7700X: 30 (2.2%) Core i5-14600K: 20 (1.4%) Ryzen 7 5700: 20 (1.4%) Ryzen 5 7500X3D: 20 (1.4%) Ryzen 5 5600: 20 (1.4%) Ryzen 7 5700G: 20 (1.4%) Ryzen 5 3400G: 20 (1.4%) Ryzen 5 8400F: 20 (1.4%) Core Ultra 5 225: 20 (1.4%) Core i7-14700K: 20 (1.4%) Ryzen 7 5800XT: 15 (1.1%) Ryzen 5 5500GT: 10 (0.7%) Core Ultra 7 265F: 10 (0.7%) Core i3-12100: 10 (0.7%) Ryzen 9 9900X: 10 (0.7%) Core Ultra 7 265K: 10 (0.7%) Core Ultra 9 285K: 10 (0.7%) Core i5-11400F: 10 (0.7%) Core i7-14700F: 10 (0.7%) Core i5-14400F: 10 (0.7%) Ryzen 9 7900: 10 (0.7%) Ryzen 7 8700F: 10 (0.7%) Core i5-13600KF: 10 (0.7%) Ryzen 3 3200G: 10 (0.7%) Ryzen 5 5600G: 10 (0.7%) Ryzen 5 5600X: 10 (0.7%) Ryzen 5 8500G: 10 (0.7%) Ryzen 5 5600XT: 10 (0.7%) Core i7-13700F: 10 (0.7%) Core i5-12400F: 10 (0.7%) Ryzen 9 7900X: 10 (0.7%) Ryzen 5 7600: 10 (0.7%) Ryzen 9 9900X3D: 10 (0.7%) Ryzen 7 8700G: 10 (0.7%) Core i3-14100F: 10 (0.7%)

🇩🇪 CPU Retail Sales Amazon DE - November 25 AMD dominates all segments. ℹ️ Units AMD: 13,400 Units (87.30%) Intel: 1,950 (12.70%) ℹ️ Revenue AMD: 3,857,205.00 (86.71%) Intel: 590,948.50 (13.29%) ℹ️ ASP AMD: 287.85 Intel: 303.05 A lot of work go into these. A repost helps a lot.

🔥 CPU Retail Sales Week 46 (mf) AM4 with double the sales of all Intel combined. ~10% of AMD sales are still Vega-based CPUs ℹ️ Units AMD: 1620 units sold, 89.26%, ASP: 252 Intel: 195, 10.74%, ASP: 232 ℹ️ Revenue AMD: 407502, 90.03% Intel: 45146, 9.97% ℹ️ By socket AM5: 1150 Units AM4: 470 1700: 110 1851: 80 1200: 5

🔥 CPU Retail Sales Week 33 '25 (mf) High-margin X3D SKUs make up over 45% of all CPUs sold. 💰 ℹ️ Units AMD: 3130 units sold, 90.72%, ASP: 312 Intel: 320, 9.28%, ASP: 264 ℹ️ Revenue AMD: 975401, 92.02% Intel: 84601, 7.98% Share if you like my work. Thanks 🤝 Brand Dominance: AMD holds over 90% of sales, with continued strength in high-volume Ryzen models. Segment Trends: Ryzen 7 and Ryzen 5 segments dominate at over 80%, highlighting demand for mid-to-high-end processors, particularly X3D variants for gaming. Core Count Preferences: 8-core CPUs remain the top choice (54.20%), with 6-core close behind, suitable for gaming, multitasking, and productivity. Platform Shifts: AM5 leads at nearly 74%, showing sustained migration to AMD's newer platform, while AM4 retains relevance for budget builds. Packaging Trends: WOF continues to lead (64.93%), favored for custom cooling in enthusiast setups, with Box and Tray splitting the rest evenly. iGPU Trends: Over 80% of sales include integrated graphics, driven by versatile AM5 models (including X3D), enabling systems without dedicated GPUs for basic use or troubleshooting. Vega iGPU Trends ❤️: Vega-based iGPUs account for 180 units, primarily from legacy AM4 APUs, representing a small but persistent niche for integrated graphics in older systems.

🔥 CPU Retail Sales Week 32 '25 (mf) Intel nears sub-5% revenue share. Vega-based AMD CPUs make up over 5% of sales, outselling the S1851 two-to-one. ℹ️ Units AMD: 3570 units sold, 92.01%, ASP: 313 Intel: 310, 7.99%, ASP: 216 ℹ️ Revenue AMD: 1116328, 94.34% Intel: 66922, 5.66% ℹ️ By socket [AM5] => 2980 Units [AM4] => 590 [1700] => 240 [1851] => 70 Brand Dominance: AMD's share increased to over 92%, driven by high-volume sales of flagship Ryzen models. Segment Trends: Mid-to-high-end segments like Ryzen 7 and Ryzen 5 dominate, comprising over 82% of total sales, with strong performance in gaming-oriented X3D variants. Core Count Preferences: 8-core CPUs lead at nearly 45%, closely followed by 6-core models, emphasizing demand for multi-threaded performance in gaming and content creation. Platform Shifts: AM5 surges to over 76%, indicating rapid adoption of AMD's latest platform, while older AM4 still holds a notable share. Packaging Trends: WOF remains the top choice at over 69%, appealing to enthusiasts with custom cooling, while Tray sees growth possibly from bulk purchases. iGPU Trends: CPUs with integrated graphics now dominate at nearly 80% of sales (up significantly from the previous miscalculation), largely due to the popularity of AM5 models, including X3D variants, which include a basic iGPU for display output and light tasks. This reflects a preference for versatile builds that don't strictly require a discrete GPU, though high-end gaming setups still often pair them with one.