Is Windows 10 no longer trendy?

Steam is current hardware and software assessment showed surprising figures as Windows 7 grew in popularity!

The generous 1 percent change doesn’t seem significant, but it’s worth taking into accounti that Valve’s software covers the entire PC gaming community with some exaggeration.

According to May statistics, Windows 10's market share fell to 49,05% - a decline of 1,03% - while Windows 7's release rose to 32,26% - 1,40% fatter than in the previous month. Of course, in both releases, the 64-bit type is more popular, the 32-bit version is present in only 0,96 percent of users on the newer system, and even 4,49 percent on the older OS.