What PC gamers use? Looking at the Steam Hardware Survey for May 2024
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2024
- Valve Steam has an optional survey that takes in computer information anonymously meant to get an idea of what hardware gamers and other users have. In this video I look over that information and give my opinion on the state of the PC hardware industry.
Check it out for yourself here:
store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/
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Weird tho. I consider AMD card being a good price/performance compared to the overpriced NVIDIA cards. They dont reach the power of NVIDIA but they are good for the price.
Weird tho. it’s almost like what you consider to be reality doesn’t matter, isn’t that crazy how your personal opinion on a situation doesn’t have any influence on the reality of the situation?
@@flankman9385 The reality is Nvidia has decades of mindshare, and influence in the industry that isn't going to be broken anytime soon even if AMD sold cards below their profit margin.
🤔 Maybe, but I personally think there is more to it. I think they had a big opportunity with Nvidia's lack of effort in 40 series but haven't capitalized on it amazingly well. Though the 7700xt, 7800xt, and GRE are probably one of the best deals right now.
Not really that suprising. The price difference wasnt that big for awhile and the NVIDIA was worth the slight premium. I bought NVIDIA because I play 4K and without DLSS it would be a nightmare
nice to see this, keep them coming.
40 series wasn't enough of a bump in performance in my opinion for a lot of 30 series owners to upgrade, especially with how expensive the cards have gotten. I know a lot more professionals who upgraded specifically to 4080's and 4090's than I do gamers who had 20 and 30 series cards and quite a few who moved to AMD.
Very true, 30 series finally got appealing after all of the shortages and scalping. The hype and desire for GPUs back then was nuts but increased that generation's market share.
I wanted AV1 hardware encode/decode which is really the main reason why I went current gen. (Plus the 4060 is surprisingly efficient and I like quiet cool running stuff)
Windows 7 was dropped from steam in 2024. I'm surprised it's on the list at all heh.
2025 is the year of intel arc
Let's hope! Battlemage sounds cool and I'm into D&D so I want to see it succeed just for that reason alone, lol.
Win 7 is totally fine. I have to use win 10 on the work PC, but my main PC is still win 7 and will stay that way as long as possible. No security issues, and I almost never have to update the adblocking stack for youtube.
my goodness when took a look at it too....I am glad to see the good old gtx 1060 up there....I will say the 10xx card are really good for it time and longevity
Yep, the combination of features and price for its time explains why the GTX 1060 6GB was so popular for so long. 👍
Wait how's the 1650 being top 2? can someone explain to me please I would Appreciate
It was available for a long time, they re-released it when the GPU shortages hit around the time of the Nvidia 3000 series.
@@TECHiSuppose Ohh that make sense. THANKS!!
Love my 4080 super
Your voice Is very relaxing!
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Interesting - so 40 series graphics cards are nowhere near the most in use cards out there!
Looks like it. They haven't had as much time on the market so maybe that's part of it as well, but there is already rumor talk of the 5000 series. At least in the USA part of it could be the recent economic downturn and inflation making 4000 series too expensive for many.
i was surprised how little representation AMD has. I own a 6700 xt and the thing is a beast, i think around 35% faster than a 3060 for gaming but for AI stuff, it certainly is butt cheeks vs 3060 12 gb.
@@__-fi6xg Because your average Joe isn't building their pc and looking for price to performance.
They purchase pre builds for their budget and most pre builds use nvidia
the real issue is that Nvidia invents or buys something new then spends endless cash helping game devs adopt it as a new standard thing for all their games then refuses to license it out to other manufacturers like an actual standard should be licensed. so when it comes time to buy a new card people have to choose between having all the technologies now pretty much standard in all games or not or maybe some less effective imitation.
Yeah, that's one factor for sure. DLSS vs. competing technologies at least so far it's often a higher quality result. Based on tests I've seen early on Nvidia and Intel's AV1 hardware encoding was higher quality for a given bitrate compared to AMD, but AMD did update it and claimed a quality improvement so not sure on its current state.
Same situation for performance vs. power use which I factored in when considering the RTX 4060 versus an RX 7600.
At least at the time the RX 7600 had the same drawbacks as the 4060 like being only PCI-E 8x and having 8GB of VRAM but nothing better at a $30 difference. Not enough of a price difference for me to go AMD. Had AMD done something like more VRAM or literally anything to make it more appealing than ~$30 I would have considered it.
To recommend AMD to make their cards more appealing is crazy because it beats Nvidia in price to performance, the software is amazing and friendly to new commers and depending on the manufacture very cool looking cards. People have been force fed lies these last 3-4 years saying nothing good and continuing the age-old stigma of AMD. I went from a 1650 super to a rx6600 to now my current rx7900xt. Guys wake up Nvidia doesn't care about the gamers they never did and now with fsr 3.1 which can be used on older AMD and Nvidia cards, (keep in mind dlss doesnt work for older cards just to force you to pay for their newer hardware) what's the point of paying extra for raytracing when you got to use dlss to get somewhat of a decent performance to use it. On paper in raw rasterization performance AMD is the choice to go. We need to rid AMD of that old old old stigma.
I like the video though good job brother keep up the good work, this is just my rant of the day lol
Crazy, but if they were actually appealing enough then they'd have a larger market share, right?
@@TECHiSuppose 100% But you also gotta look at the era in which they were introduced and which played a huge factor in why their market share is so big plus AMD had a really rocky start for a while. But they aren't what they used to be for a very long time.
I just like team green
If it comes to AMD GPUs it's not the price. It's the people who buy GPUs. Horror stories about AMD that are not even true or no different from Nvidia problems make them artificially less appealing.