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That seems weird…67% AMD and 33% Intel? Meaning zero percent of polled Linux users play on nvidia?
It's the CPU share, not the GPU.
... It's legitimately kind of funny that this is a valid mistake to make now, haha.
I'm still kind of upset that they're AMD graphics cards now, instead of just being ATI cards. It's kind of confusing, especially since the CPU and GPU naming schemes are quite similar.
Defnitely, and with Intel changing their naming scheme yet again I don't know how the hell we as a consumer will follow their garbage system. Not to mention NVIDIA having the same name on cards with different power levels like 3050 95w, 75w etc. It's trying to confuse and trick the consumers at this point.
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/grace-cpu/
This is talking about CPUs, not GPUs
This is just CPU (So basically Ryzen vs Core) usage, not graphics cards.
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/grace-cpu/
CPUs, and specifically through Steam.