BSoN writes,
"Jon Peddie Research announced its third quarter [July-August-September] report for PC graphics market and according by all accounts, it was a quarter to remember. The total number of graphics chips shipped during 3Q 2009 was 119.45 million - almost 8.5 million units higher than the previous record holder, 3Q 2008. A 21.2% quarter-on-quarter growth was the highest experienced one in nine years, meaning the consumers have reason to buy more powerful graphics again."
Atlus wins over gamers yet again.
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But i thought PC gaming was dying?
I still want to know why you think these chips are going into gaming cards..... the article doesn't even mention gaming cards
Maybe the PC market wasn't duying but simply transitioning to digital downloads. I think the PC market is one of the few free gaming markets... as in there is competition.
With onlive the PC market may be dominant but onlive will destroy any sense of competition. So I don't know if it's really a good thing.
Lays down the path for consoles. So if Pc games go under, the consoles will start to suck!
But no, it's not dying. It's just for the elite.