Steam says that in March The RTX 3060 increased by 0.75%, while the RTX 4060 only increased by 0.6%. They are the most requested.
The graphics cards with the greatest increase in users in the month of March were the RTX 3060, 4060, 4070, 4060 Ti and 3060 Ti. What is happening with the RTX 3000? Well yes, it is a generation that seems to have been revitalized with NVIDIA’s latest movements. However, it reveals that people are not buying RTX 4000 at the expected rate, but that the majority still have GPUs from before 2020.
AMD crashes in the Steam survey for March and NVIDIA “wins”
I put win in quotes because I don’t know if it’s worth it to continue manufacturing 5nm chips when the RTX 3060 rises in the middle of 2024. We are in a transition period between the RTX 4000 and RTX 5000, so sales of the RTX 4060 or 4070 at least.
Certainly, they do, but at a lower rate, according to the steam survey:
- More users have installed an RTX 3060 recentlya 0.75%.
- They are followed by the RTX 4060 with 0.60%.
It is true that the presence of the RTX 4060 is growing at a much faster rate than to RTX 3060, accumulating an almost 2% increase since November 2023. However, the RTX 3060 represents almost 7% of players from Steam in March 2024, what is a 2020 GPU!
The second most used GPU is an RTX 2060, which has also been growing little by little since November. Something tells me that people are buying Chinese GPUs, refurbished or second hand, if not, I don’t understand it.
In the case of the RTX 3060, it would make sense for them to launch a 8 GB VRAM model in 2022, a more convincing configuration for the user. Who wants to play in 1080p with everything Ultra at less than 100 FPS, it is a drinkable option.
¿AND amd? You will ask yourself, then the most used is the RX 580 with 0.83% of users, followed by an RX 6700 XT and RX 6600 with 0.68% and 0.66%. It is confirmed that the RX 7000 have been a fiasco, the most used being the RX 7900 XTX with 0.34%, hard blow!
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