Need your advice on upgrading my Lenovo X60's graphics care

Hehe, your research apparently missed the most critical points:

1. A chipset is just a chip or two soldered onto the motherboard, there are no ports or slots on it.

2. No super small laptop like the x60 has upgradable graphics, some might have discrete graphics but that's it.

3. Almost no laptops have upgradable video, those that do almost never have many options to do so.

4. COD2 will run at about 800x600 on the 950 chipsets with low graphics settings (plays that way fine on my wife's laptop)

5. Why would you think a business ultra portable would be able to play anything but freecell anyway?

Your options are two, get a new laptop with discrete graphics, or play with low detail and at a low res.

Please don't take any of this as me being an ass, I just find it kinda funny that you didn't hit on any of this doing your research.

Thank you both very much for the good advice. Michaelahes, to answer your questions, the X60 was given to me, not my choice. It's great for office-type stuff, and I was just hoping I might be able to multi-purpose it. As to why I didn't figure out it wasn't upgradeable, well I did read that in a couple of places but I noticed that Intel's official description of this chipset says "PCI Express* x16 port available to upgrade to higher performance graphics card if required for extreme gaming" (if interested see http://www.intel.com/products/chipsets/gma950/index.htm ). But I did think this was a little suspect.

Thank you very much!