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@ReBoot:
Yeah it is a laptop, so he would need to buy a new computer altogether.
The Pentium processor will definitely struggle with any recent game, the Intel graphics are WAY too weak for CS:GO and even the 3GB of RAM isn't enough (you want 4+). Windows Vista also tends to slow down older PCs.
My recommendation would be to get a new PC if you can afford it. Expensive but I've found with laptops that fully upgrading after 3-5 years is always worth it.
You need a lot more than a new video card lol, you pretty much need a whole new computer.
Whatever your problem is it doesn't have anything to do with the OP's problem from 2014. Make your own thread.