NVIDIA has 62% of Steam gamers, AMD Radeon with 21%

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Steam's hardware survey for May is here, with NVIDIA dominating with GeForce and gamers.

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Published Jun 9, 2017 6:43 AM CDT
Updated Nov 3, 2020 11:55 AM CST

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Valve has released its Steam hardware survey for May 2017, with NVIDIA enjoying a massive dominance with Steam gamers with 62.41% of people using an NVIDIA graphics card of some sort. This left ATI and AMD with 21.53%, while Intel and its integrated graphics power a surprising 15.65%.

NVIDIA has 62% of Steam gamers, AMD Radeon with 21% | TweakTown.com

Windows 10 is by far the most used operating system with Steam, powering 77.51% of gamers' PCs. When it came to CPU usage, Intel stands in a sea of blue with 80.22% of Steam gamers using an Intel CPU, leaving AMD with just 19.78% - and it doesn't seem as though Ryzen made a dent just yet, but give it a few more months and we'll take another look at those numbers.

There are still 45.15% of gamers with a dual-core CPU, but 49% of gamers have a quad-core CPU, leaving just 4.25% to the 1%ers who use 6/8/10-core processors.