Asus, Gigabyte, MSI, and Asrock – the four largest motherboard manufacturers – are projected to deliver 38.8 million units this year, according to a Digitimes report, marking.
Recap: The motherboard market has been experiencing a sharp decline in sales since the pandemic, with 2022 being a particularly harsh year for the four major mobo makers. This year is expected to be vastly different though, with sales predicted to top the number of units sold in 2019. There are many reasons for this turnaround, including the delivery of AMD’s new Ryzen 9000 and Intel’s Arrow Lake desktop CPUs.
Asus, Gigabyte, MSI, and Asrock – the four largest motherboard manufacturers – are projected to deliver 38.8 million units this year, according to a Digitimes report, marking a return to pre-pandemic sales levels. The last comparable figure being 37.6 million units sold in 2019.
Specifically, Asus is expected to deliver 15 million units; Gigabyte, 10.3 million; MSI, 9.3 million; and Asrock, 4.2 million – a record for the group.
It is a welcome return for the sector, which experienced significant drops in sales from 2020 through 2022 that started with the global pandemic.
