Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

It took a while, but I've now implemented a database of GPU Models from AMD, Intel and NVIDIA for you to choose from for your PC Info. This means we can soon do a graph of what GPUs people use! So from the 1st of August with the next refreshed user statistics information , we will have a GPU graph!As a result of these changes, any GPU Model you previously entered manually has been wiped (lots of weird spellings). Sorry, but it's the easiest way to make it accurate going forward. Now you only need to enter a couple characters and it will search and hopefully find your exact model for you to click.I'm not currently including NVIDIA Quadro, because that's a workstation card. Same for the AMD FirePro stuff. However, if we get repeated requests to add them in, I might, but I doubt they're that used in our audience. I bet you will surprise me though...If we really are missing a proper GPU, let me know in the comments. I would be surprised, since we have over 500 in the database.If you've no idea what I'm talking about: see the user statistics page here for all the goodness. You can see the most popular distribution, desktop environment, RAM and so on. You can set your details through the User Control Panel , specifically this page . It's updated on the 1st of every month, with whatever people have given as their current information.I know, exciting stuff, right? It's going to be interesting to see what the most popular GPU is amongst our readers.Totally unrelated, but I also added the ability for anyone to hide the announcement bars above the news. Just click the little cross and it will set a cookie for 60 days to not show it. I went with that method so regular visitors who don't login, can also hide them.