Steam’s monthly survey allows users of the Service to submit anonymous information about the hardware and software they use on their computers. This information allows players, developers, and Valve itself to get an idea of trends in the marketplace but also to direct “customized” content to those who provide it on the platform.
The latest survey for September 2022 provided some interesting insights: One in four Steam users have updated their PC to Windows 11. The steady 1.05% increase in Windows 11 users compared to the previous month comes with a slight decrease expected in Windows 10 users. 10 Users made up about 76% of the respondents who used a Windows PC in May 2022. This percentage is currently 71.4%. With such a large percentage, Windows 10 is the most popular operating system among PC gamers who use the Steam platform. Month by month, however, the percentage of Windows 10 is steadily decreasing. Windows 7 is the third most popular platform with a roughly 13-year-old operating system at 2.4%.
Despite Apple’s ambitious efforts to make macOS a suitable gaming platform, the percentage of Mac users is only 2.36%.
as long It’s about the deviceNotably, while AMD’s graphics cards remained relatively stable, Nvidia increased its share from 67% (last June) to 77%. In the processor market, the share of AMD decreased by 2.5% compared to last July, while the share of Intel remained relatively stable (68.04%).
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