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Feature suggestion: Add VMware logo for VMware videocard

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I am using a Windows 7 64-bit OS with VMware on it, on which I run various VMs.
When running GPU-Z under a VMware VM, the videocard logo in GPU-Z is empty.
I see that GPU-Z is aware VMware exists, looking at the stats here:
http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/stats.php

I suggest adding a VMware logo, since clicking the logo shows the GPU-Z About screen, and with no logo you can't click (although you can find the About screen in the system menu).
Here is a good logo:

 
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