While NVIDIA remains king in North America, Germany seems to have picked a different champion in the GPU arena. 
According to fresh sales stats from Mindfactory, one of Germany’s top hardware retailers, AMD is leading the charge – and by quite a margin.
The Radeon RX 9070 XT has become the best-selling graphics card at Mindfactory, with 470 units sold in just a week. This comes as no surprise, considering the price drop that made this powerhouse more appealing to performance-hungry yet cost-conscious gamers
. Following it is the Radeon RX 9060 XT, with its 16 GB variant clearly favored (215 units) over the 8 GB one (a mere 40 units).
In contrast, NVIDIA’s RTX 5060 only managed 45 units, with the RTX 5060 Ti and RTX 5070 Ti clocking in at 145 and 125 units respectively. Surprisingly, the once-popular RTX 5070 sold just 55 units, despite being widely available at €550–€600 – well below its €649 MSRP. Gamers seem to prefer AMD’s RX 9070, which moved 75 units, showing a notable shift in preference.
Overall, AMD secured a commanding 65% share of all GPU units sold last week at Mindfactory, with 950 cards sold compared to NVIDIA’s 510. Despite AMD’s lower average selling price of €574 (compared to NVIDIA’s €770), the red team still managed to rake in 58.13% of the total GPU revenue.
This trend not only highlights AMD’s recent pricing strategy but also a growing confidence in its drivers and hardware capabilities. With German gamers embracing AMD more than ever, the GPU landscape in Europe might just be shifting for good.