Domestic CPU force, PC motherboard self-sufficiency rate is less than 30%!
Chinese can use their own chips and operating systems, which is what many domestic manufacturers dream of.
For decades, many vendors have struggled to achieve this goal, but they are still far from Intel and AMD, especially Windows.
In fact, in the past five years, the speed of development of China's chips and systems has not been greatly affected, especially under the restrictions of the United States, their progress is also very rapid.
For example, those domestic chips in the past, because the gap with Intel and AMD is too large, and the local chip manufacturers have not encountered any major dangers, this is inevitable, and their development speed will be relatively slow.
However, in the past two years, domestic chips have developed rapidly, and the Dragoncore 3A6000, which is the same as the 10th generation Core i3, and the MegacoreKX7000, which is comparable to the 10th generation Core i5, have been released successively, and their performance is only about 3 years behind.
Kunpeng, Feiteng, Shenwei, Haiguang, all of them. With the rapid development of domestic chips, the speed of chips is getting faster and faster, and in many applications, they are gradually replacing foreign products such as Intel and AMD.
However, with the rapid development of domestic chips, we also have to admit that our chips are not completely independently developed, not even 40%, which seriously restricts the development of domestic chips.
The operation of the processor is inseparable from various auxiliary equipment, among which the motherboard is the most critical one.
At present, the world's motherboards are controlled by two companies, China and Taiwan, of which ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, and ASRock are the leaders in this region, and in terms of market share, these four together account for about 70% of the market.
In China, the above four manufacturers account for more than 70% of the market, compared to less than 30% of the market share of local PC motherboard manufacturers, and most of them rely on foreign suppliers.
It can be seen that in order for domestic chips to develop and grow, in addition to building a good relationship with these OEMs and launching more suitable motherboards, they also have to do it themselves and have greater autonomy.
If there are not enough chips**, all the motherboards have to be customized by themselves, which is not only very costly, but also brings great trouble to customers.
If you want to adapt domestic processors to the requirements and development of the market, you can only have a good relationship with PC OEMs, or develop more motherboards by yourself, what do you think?