Nvidia may continue to dominate the GPU market by a large margin (with around ~90% of the share), but not all regions are the same. A new report based on data from German retailer Mindfactory shows that AMD’s flagship graphics card, the RX 9070 XT, remains a massively popular choice in the region, but Nvidia’s wider range of options allows Team Green to fill in the gaps.

GPU sales for June 2026 at the German retailer paint an interesting picture. According to a report from TechEpiphany, Nvidia sold 3,495 graphics cards during the month, giving it a 50.8% market share. AMD wasn’t far behind, selling 3,240 units for a 47.09% share, while Intel remained a distant third with just 145 units, accounting for 2.11% of total sales.

GPU sales stats for June 2026 at Mindfactory

Although Nvidia only sold slightly more cards than AMD, the difference in revenue was much larger. AMD generated around €1.92 million in revenue, representing 32.89% of the total. Nvidia, on the other hand, brought in roughly €3.84 million, or 65.99% of all GPU revenue. Intel accounted for just over €64,000, making up 1.11% of total revenue.

The biggest reason behind Nvidia’s lead is pricing. The report shows AMD’s average selling price (ASP) sat at €591, while Nvidia’s average reached €1,100. That means Nvidia earned significantly more money from each graphics card sold, allowing it to comfortably lead in revenue despite only narrowly outselling AMD in unit numbers.

Looking at individual GPU models, AMD performed extremely well. The Radeon RX 9070 XT was the best-selling GPU of the month with 1,825 units sold, making up 26.62% of all graphics card sales. It was followed by the Radeon RX 9060 XT, which sold 1,260 units for an 18.38% share.

Nvidia claimed the next several spots in the rankings. The RTX 5060 Ti sold 845 units, followed by the RTX 5080 with 750 units, the RTX 5070 Ti with 725 units, and the RTX 5070 with 540 units. Even the flagship RTX 5090 managed to hit 330 units sold, despite its premium price tag.

Overall, the latest Mindfactory sales data suggests that AMD’s Radeon cards remain extremely popular among buyers looking for value, especially in the mid-range segment. However, Nvidia continues to dominate in the revenue category, as its higher-priced RTX lineup allows the company to generate nearly twice as much revenue despite only holding a slight lead in total units sold.

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Abdul Haddi

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