July 2023 CPU Sales Data Shows AMD Dominates with Ryzen 7 7800X3D Selling 32 Times More Units Than Intel’s Top CPU in Germany

The competitive landscape for CPUs is shifting dramatically, with AMD firmly asserting its dominance over Intel. Gamers and consumers alike are increasingly leaning towards AMD processors, significantly diminishing the appeal of Intel’s offerings.

Recent sales data from Mindfactory clearly indicates that AMD continues to lead the consumer CPU market, retaining over 90% share month after month. This impressive statistic demonstrates that AMD’s claims of providing superior CPUs across various segments are substantiated by ongoing performance results.

In Germany, the situation looks particularly grim for Intel. The best-selling Intel CPU, the Core Ultra 7 265K, couldn’t even manage to break into the top 20. By comparison, its sales figures, totaling just 90 units, pale in contrast to AMD’s best seller, the Ryzen 7 7800X3D, resulting in an astounding 32 times difference in sales volumes. This disparity is indicative of a broader trend where AMD dominates almost every segment of the market.

List of AMD Ryzen CPU models with specifications and pricing. — Mindfactory CPU Sales for July 2025, Credit: @TechEpiphanyYT

Despite the challenges faced in Germany, Intel’s Core Ultra 7 265K ranked at 11th position on Amazon US, while AMD’s Ryzen 9000, 7000, and 5000 series occupied the top ten spots. The Ryzen 7 9800X3D consistently outperforms competitors, often competing neck-and-neck with the 7800X3D for the top position in sales.

Top-rated AMD and Intel processors lineup, featuring Ryzen and Core series for desktops.

AMD’s Ryzen 5 5500 model, priced attractively at just $72, doesn’t have a parallel 6-core competitor from Intel within that price range. The Ryzen 7000 and 9000 series contributed substantially to AMD’s market share, with Mindfactory reporting a shipment of 10, 470 units for these models alone in July. Meanwhile, the older AM4 processors moved around 2, 075 units, contrasting sharply with Intel’s Arrow Lake series, which managed to move only 250 units.

In total, AMD shipped 12, 545 units last month, accruing an average selling price of 320 Euros, while Intel peaked at approximately 1, 100 units with an average selling price of 247 Euros. AMD’s revenue surged to nearly 4 million Euros, claiming roughly 93.66% of the market’s revenue share, whereas Intel earned about 272, 000 Euros. Given these statistics, it’s reasonable to anticipate that AMD will maintain its dominant market share throughout the remainder of the year, especially as Intel appears unlikely to introduce new generational hardware aside from the Arrow Lake Refresh.

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