64-bit Win8 has become the second largest game operating system

Computer store news: Just over a year ago, Valve co-founder Gabe Newell also said that —— Windows 8" for every PC field People are catastrophes. Today, the latest survey data from Valve's Steam platform shows that 64-bit Windows 8 has firmly occupied the position of the second most popular operating system on Steam. In July of this year, Steam brought together the latest data from users who are willing to share their PC hardware specifications. The results show that the current 64-bit Win8 usage rate on Steam has reached 13.34%, an increase of 1.10% compared with June.

64-bit Win8 even surpassed 32-bit Win7; 64-bit Win7 dropped 1.16 percentage points. In late July, Newell said: The introduction of Windows 8 will lead to many PC OEMs "launch this market". In order to expand Steam's game library, Valve also tried to include more Linux games. However, July's data shows that compared to the overall, Linux is still a small part of the "small", and Windows 8 users in the PC market overall acceptance is much better. Earlier this year, Valve also said that the company will launch a Steam game console running Linux — — Steam Box. At the same time, Newell continued to step on Win8, saying that it "looks like a huge sorrow", but the user's choice seems to be a powerful slap in the face.