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Laptops do not have graphics cards, they have graphical chips soldered onto the motherboard, usually as part of the CPU. Sometimes the chip will be separate from the graphics card, but not usually. If this is true, you still cannot replace the chip unless you are really good at micro-soldering.

Update your drivers on with the Auto Detect utility on AMD's website, and run windows update. In addition, your laptop graphics aren't all that great, so dial back settings in your games with advanced settings. Make sure your turn off Anti-Aliasing. If you can, do a fresh install of your OS...

Your GPU is cart of your Processor. Since you have a laptop, you cannot upgrade either of these parts. Sorry. If you want better graphics, you will have to invest in a new computer.

You have a laptop, so there is no way to increase your graphical performance. Sorry. The only way to improve graphical performance is to get a new computer.

You cannot upgrade the graphics card in that laptop. Sorry. The only way to get a better one is to sell that laptop and either buy a new one or build a desktop. You could build a desktop computer yourself for about 600$ that would be able to play a lot of new games. You could use your copy of...

Almost certainly not.

Programs that only run on Intel graphics cannot work with your GPU. However, the fact that you have graphics settings on high within these programs is killing the performance that you do have. Set to low, as your GPU cannot handle large workloads. Hope this helps. If it doesn't, you may soon be...

If you have not downloaded the latest AMD Catalyst drivers, do so here. Once you do that, install. Once you do this, go to Control Panel > Hardware/Device Manager > Display Adapters > right click on Intel HD graphics and disable.