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AMD claws back market share from Intel after a decade of decline, according to benchmark figures

Graeme Burton
clock 03 July 2017 •
AMD claws back market share from Intel after a decade of decline, according to benchmark figures

PassMark's PerformanceTest benchmark tests indicate sharp upturn for AMD following Ryzen launch

AMD's share of the x86 microprocessor market looks like it will bounce back dramatically this year - if the volume of benchmarks logged by PassMark Software is any guide. The company's CPU benchmarking...

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