Group 1 - AMD is gradually gaining market share in the gaming processor market, surpassing 40% in Q3 2025 and taking an additional 7% from Intel in just four months, with Intel's share at 55.47% in the latest report [1] - In December, AMD's market share saw a significant increase of 4.66 percentage points, reaching 47.27%, despite ongoing memory supply shortages and high prices for DDR5 memory modules [1] - The popularity of AMD's previous generation Zen 3 architecture processors, such as the Ryzen 5 5800X and 5800XT, indicates a shift in consumer preference, even as Intel's market share has declined from 77% five years ago [2] Group 2 - Despite a shortage in memory supply, the average memory capacity among users is increasing, with 32GB and above users rising significantly, reaching 39.07%, nearly equal to the 40.14% of 16GB users [3] - The rise in memory capacity is likely driven by concerns over rising prices, prompting users to upgrade their memory [3] - Micron Technology has announced the shutdown of its Crucial brand to focus on high-bandwidth memory and enterprise markets due to the ongoing memory crisis [3]