brain_stew
Regular
Interesting, if you add up the numbers the GT 200 series (295, 285, 280, 275, 260) comes in at 7.84% which is still behind the 4800 series at 8.70%. Think it's safe to say that Rv770 has done better than GT200 + GT200b, although not by as much as I'd expected.
GeForce FX 5200 still with a fair chunk. I laugh everytime I see that on there.
Nice to see XP continues to accelerate down the charts. With almost 60% on Vista/Win7 hopefully more devs will start dropping Dx9 entirely (like Just Cause 2).
Regards,
SB
Honestly, when you look back at just how terrible ATI's preceding cards performed, I think it would have been silly to have ever expected performance better than that. The launch of the 4800 series sent them from damn near irrelevant to market leaders, the volume of high end cards they've shipped since the 4800 series launched must have increased several times over compared to what they were pumping out before.
Looks like both the 5800 series and 5700 series are off to a really good start. They're already the 2nd and 3rd most popular ATI GPUs among Steam users, that's insane considering they've had serious issues with supply and retailer price gouging since launch.