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Your graphics card is integrated, you won't be able to replace it. But since you said it's possible to add one, there should be a slot on your motherboard pointing out the back, which is the PCI-E slot to put your graphics card in. Push the back tab and firmly press your graphics card in, make...

You should be able to find it by searching in the start menu.

If you have 3rd party antivirus software, you can disable it. Go to Services and scroll down to the bottom to find Windows Defender. Right click it and click on properties. Set the start up type to manual or disabled.

A Lenovo U31 is a great choice. It easily fits your budget.

You should be able to control your fan speed in your BIOS.