https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/
Not sure how those numbers come out over 100%. 🤔
I hear people wondering, "WTF is LAHF?"
It's a CPU instruction.
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I'm assuming that that field internally is just a long string and they parse it and then count the occurrences. So if something, let's say depending on a different API, is getting reported for both of the features, it will be counted double.
Dual CPU systems
So that's a reasonable idea, but those kinds of systems have been around for a long time and I don't recall these ever going above 100.
Same user, more than one computer?
I was wondering that. But I don't believe they track it that way otherwise I would expect all the categories to be this way instead of just the cpu features.
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