Hello @MateusRodCosta, for the purposes of basic troubleshooting of the Steam client, only the GPU that is being used with the Steam client is relevant. The current set of information is sufficient for that purpose and is consistent with other OSes.
For more in depth investigations, the Steam Runtime Diagnostics is a better set of details and that includes all GPUs.
I think this should be revisited now that you can now attach system specs to reviews.
On hybrid systems reporting the iGPU even though you're really using a nice dGPU to actually play the games is inaccurate and misleading.
Nothing extracted yet.
Your system information
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Right now if you enter the System Information dialog it will only show the info from the currently in-use GPU.
If you are in a multi-GPU system and open Steam with the iGPU: only iGPU data appears, if you open with the dGPU, only info about the dGPU appears.
Ideally Steam should be able to detect both GPUs and show their information correctly.
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