Today, Valve has released the results of the Steam hardware survey for February 2023, with no significant changes in CPU and GPU market share.
Regarding operating systems, Windows 10 64-bit still holds the highest share at 64.68%, but it has decreased by 1.41% in the last month. Windows 11 64-bit is rapidly growing, breaking the 30% mark for the first time last month and continuing to increase by 1.68% in the past month, with a share of 33.27%. The share of Windows 7 64-bit continues to decline, decreasing by 0.19% and currently standing at 1.48%.
In the latest report, the share of GeForce GTX 1650 slightly decreased by 0.15%, with a share of 6.12%, but it still maintains its position as the top graphics card for four consecutive months. GeForce GTX 1060 remains in second place with a share of 5.28%, and the share of the GeForce RTX 3060 mobile version increased by 0.31% to 4.78%, still ranking third. Fourth place is occupied by GeForce RTX 2060, with a 0.26% increase in share to 4.63%, while GeForce RTX 3060 ranks fifth with a 0.69% increase in share to 4.36%.
In this survey, Intel’s CPU market share has slightly increased by 0.04% to 67.17%, and AMD’s CPU market share has correspondingly decreased by 0.04% to 32.8%. In the past few months, there has been a back-and-forth struggle between Intel and AMD’s CPU market share, with small changes in percentage points. As for core count, the 6-core CPU, which continued to increase and hold first place last year, increased its share by 1.3% in February, reaching 34.31%. Meanwhile, the share of 4-core CPUs continued to decline, falling by 1.61% to 27.98%.
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