What graphics card should I use to play games?

As the world's largest game platform, steam has absolute right to speak in the game. Steam conducts hardware statistics once a month to count what kind of hardware players use to play games. Players can see how most players play games through this list, so as to choose the appropriate graphics card for themselves to play games. Then let's show you what kind of graphics cards are generally suitable for playing games.

From this list, we can briefly describe that most players use such computers: 2.3-2.69GHZ dual-core CPU, 8GB memory, 250-500 GB hard disk, and most graphics cards use GTX? 970。 The mainstream display resolution is still 1080p. Is the operating system win 10? 64 players are the mainstream. How can your computer configuration keep up with mainstream players?

It is worth noting that in the graphics card ranking, GTX? 970 and GTX? 960 still occupies the top two in graphics cards, and the number of users is still increasing. It seems that the listing of the new card has not had much impact on the player's choice of the previous generation graphics card. In the top ten rankings, N cards and intel's core graphics cards occupy most positions, while AMD's HD? The 7900 series ranked 15 with the utilization rate of 1.33%. As can be seen from this list, there are not many players who choose the new graphics card to play games this year, and GTX ranks the highest among the new graphics cards. 1070, and the utilization rate is only 0.68%.

In which regions are players using steam? As can be seen from the list, the number of people who choose English as their own language is still the largest, accounting for 45.37%. Many Russians are also using steam, ranking second with 16.25%, and domestic players are also very strong, followed by 8. 1 1%.

In other respects, the popularity of VR devices is still not high. From the list of steam, the most mainstream VR device is HTC? VIVE, the utilization rate is only 0. 18%, followed by Oculus. It seems that the road to popularization of VR devices has a long way to go.