After facing a decline for two consecutive months, Windows 10’s user base on Steam has struck back, reaching an all-time high of 51.2%, ahead of the release of the Creators Update later this month.
Earlier this year, Windows 10 user base on Steam finally crossed the 50% milestone , 17 months after release. However, in subsequent months, the operating system’s user base declined considerably, down to 48.77% .
Now, according to the latest Steam hardware survey, Windows 10 is now being used by 51.2% of surveyed Steam gamers, an all-time high for the OS.
The latest report by Valve indicates that 50.15% of Steam users are utilizing the 64-bit version of Windows 10, whereas 1.05% are using the 32-bit version, accounting for an overall user base of 51.
