Windows 10 users on Steam over a period of few months have grown to a substantial level. There was a point when the user base would decline and then rise. But this month the operating system users base has reached a all time high of 51.23% on Steam.
Steam’ s hardware report for June 2017 mentions that the 64 bit Windows 10 version is being utilised by over 50.33% of the users whereas 0.90% are using the 32 bit version. The increase to 51.23% is a small margin compared to the Windows 10 users base on Steam was 51.20% in the month of April.
While we are seeing an increase in user base of Windows 10, Microsoft’s other version Windows 7 has reported a decline to 36.14% from last month’s figure of 36.75%. This would suggest that more users are now starting to install and use the latest Windows 10 Operating System.
The decline of Windows 7 has taken the overall percentage of Windows 10 users to a staggering 96.24%. Statistics in terms of hardware suggest that users are more inclined to use 8GB of RAM along with the display resolution of 1920×1080 and 3840×1080.
However since Steam’s report is based on an optional user survey the numbers mentioned above might not depict the actual situation.
