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I suggest you do some research into Bumblebee for linux.
It allows you to launch applications in linux on the video card of your choice. Many laptops have integrated intel and discrete nvidia chips installed. i beleive the windows driver set is called Optimus, but i might be wrong. But it probably is a bug that affects Optimus users as well.
To get it to detect the correct video card i would have to adjust my launch options to force steam to run on the nvidia card for the survey to see it.
I'm unfarmilier if Optimus (windows) would even allow you to do this.
The only solution i could see is if the survey detected you were running a laptop, request you launch a game and then detect the video card off of the launch.
It would be interesting to see in the survey the percentage of people running laptops, vs the percentage of users running Intel video and see how much of a correlation there is. Currently the survey is saying Intel has a 17.56% slice of the pie, and i'm pointing out that that number is probably way out to lunch and mostly all laptop users such as myself who don't actually game on an intel chip.
The survey is fine
Single data point problems are not what the steam survey is used for
that is not fully accurate.
The switch between video card and integrated has to be changed at the motherboard (so machine startup menu). So even though it can be back and forth its not by any stretch of the imagination anything someone would consider a toggle
But from a statistical perspective, it doesn't make much of a difference to the survey's results. Some samples are bound to be incorrect. How many of the millions of users use a dual-video system laptop combined with Linux?