根据Steam的最新硬件调查，Nvidia GPU继续占据主导地位

Steam的最新硬件调查已经发布。2022年8月的主要结果显示，Nvidia继续在GPU市场上占据主导地位，而Windows 11正被越来越多地使用。

如果我们看一下GPU的结果，古老的GTX 1060仍然是使用最广泛的显卡，尽管它正慢慢从一些设备中被替换。RTX 30系列正在获得市场份额，3060在5月至7月期间保持在4-5%左右，但在8月跃升至远远超过6%。3050、3060 Ti和3070也取得了进展，这肯定是价格下降的结果，使我们有机会以合理的价格升级我们的老化卡。

排名最高的AMD独立显卡是RX 580，占市场份额的1.24%。排名最高的当前一代GPU是RX 6600 XT，它甚至没有突破1%，AMD将希望其中端RDNA 3型号能做得更好。

CPU的结果在最近一段时间内没有什么变化，英特尔保持着大约2:1的优势。到目前为止，四核和六核CPU是最受欢迎的，尽管最近几个月出现了远离四核机型的趋势。

Steam’s latest hardware survey (opens in new tab) has been released. The headline results for August 2022 show that Nvidia continues to dominate the market for GPUs, while Windows 11 is increasingly being adopted.
If we look at the GPU results, the venerable GTX 1060 remains the most widely used card, though it's slowly being retired from some rigs. The RTX 30 series is gaining market share—the 3060 held around 4-5% between May and July, yet jumped to well over 6% in August. The 3050, 3060 Ti, and 3070 also made gains. This is surely a result of falling prices, giving us an opportunity to finally upgrade our aging cards for a reasonable price.
The first AMD GPU is well down the list, and it's just integrated graphics. The highest ranked discrete AMD card is the RX 580 with 1.24% of market share. The highest-ranked current generation GPU is the RX 6600 XT, and it doesn't even crack 1%. AMD will be hoping its mid-range RDNA 3 models (opens in new tab) can do better.
The CPU results haven't really changed much in recent times. Intel maintains a roughly 2:1 advantage. AMD can't be too unhappy about that given the situation it found itself in a few years ago, where this much share would have been a dream. Quad and hex core CPUs are by far the most popular, though there is a trend away from quad core models in recent months.

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Of course, both AMD (opens in new tab) and Intel (opens in new tab) will release new CPU families in the coming weeks, so the Steam results over the next six months should be interesting.
The other interesting bit of info is the slight pickup in the move toward Windows 11. It's still nothing on the Windows 10 adoption rate, but ownership did increase from around 20 percent to 25%, so it's clear that Windows 10 use will continue to gradually decline.
1080p remains by far the most popular monitor resolution, though it dropped its share a little. Somewhat surprisingly, so did 1440p share which is where you’d expect upgraders to migrate. The answer to this is likely due to the increased number of lower-resolution laptop screens.
Steam's hardware survey isn’t a definitive analytical tool as not everyone plays games, but it doesn't give us a good insight into what's going on in the market. We await a reset in the coming months as new CPUs and GPUs find their way into the survey.