Valve has made it clear how it's improving SteamOS for desktop PCs, and working hard to support Nvidia GPUs.

It's Election Day in the United States and, following mad dashes to the polling booths, it will take some time to determine the results. In the meantime, however, when it comes to two other popular candidates—Windows 11 and Windows 10—we have some ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Steam's hardware survey for November 2024 has arrived and there's been quite a surge in popularity for Windows 11. Valve breaks down all manner of stats as part of the monthly survey, and in this case, in the ...

As of December 2024, Windows 11 has achieved a new record, capturing 54.96% of the Windows user base on Steam, an increase of 1.98 percentage points from the previous month. Meanwhile, Windows 10 usage has declined to 42.39%, a decrease of 0.92, as ...

Windows 11 is getting a lot more popular lately. In the latest Steam hardware survey, Valve clocked that 51.97% of its user base is now using Windows 11, which is a 4.28% increase compared to last month and the highest share the operating system has ever ...

Valve published the May 2026 Steam Hardware Survey a few days late after brief server issues, but the data was worth waiting for. AMD has reached 44.97% CPU share on Windows gaming PCs, its highest figure yet on the platform.

Valve's latest hardware and software survey shows that Windows 11 continues climbing in popularity, but Windows 10 is not giving up just yet. For regular users, Windows 10 has only eight months of support ahead, as Microsoft plans to end the Extended ...

Microsoft, I know your marketing department is the one of the worst but please call it something simple like Xbox Mode. Please do not let the term "experience" appear in any official branding. Click to expand... They'll do that, to start with. The moment ...