Year-over-year the company saw its share jump significantly, to 21.9 percent from 20.6 percent quarter-over-quarter.
Intel also gained, from 61.1 percent up to 62 percent.
Both companies gained at the expense of Nvidia, which took a deep dive from 18.3 percent to 16.1 percent thanks to a weak PC market.
Intel and AMD seem to be boosting their share thanks to integrated graphics chips, which have all but killed off the low-end GPU market. Nearly 100 percent of Intel's non-server processors now have integrated graphics, and two-thirds of AMD's do.
Overall, PC GPU shipments fell 6.8 percent for the quarter.
Intel also gained, from 61.1 percent up to 62 percent.
Both companies gained at the expense of Nvidia, which took a deep dive from 18.3 percent to 16.1 percent thanks to a weak PC market.
Intel and AMD seem to be boosting their share thanks to integrated graphics chips, which have all but killed off the low-end GPU market. Nearly 100 percent of Intel's non-server processors now have integrated graphics, and two-thirds of AMD's do.
Overall, PC GPU shipments fell 6.8 percent for the quarter.
