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ViDock 2: High Performance Dual Display Notebook Expansion

I recently gotten a vidock to upgrade my old 2 year labtop so i could play PR and some other games. when i plugged it in and connected my new samsung 25" HD monitor and all i couldnt belive that it still lagged.

Old labtop : 800x(something) all on low except viewing distance. 20-35 fps

New Upgraded : 1200x(something) all on medium ( some low ) same viewing distance 20-25 fps

I switched even tried lowering it and it looked like ****. 800xsomething dosent look good on a 25" monitor. I tried other games and i got a weird response

L4D2 : 1400x900 all high ( no AA ) 30-40 fps ( gets down to 20 or 30 when theres rain or lots of zombies/explosions )

Team Fortress 2 : 1000(something)x900(something) all on low except textures is high i get 20-30 fps

Counter Strike Source : 1200x900-800 all on medium i get 30-40

COD6 : All on medium 1000x900 i get 15-25

Killing Floor - 1400x900 all on high 30-40

I mean... really on tf2 i get low fps and on L4d2 i get really high fps... its so weird...
my specs are :

AMD Athlon 64 x2 Dual-Core Processor TK-53 1.7ghz

2 GB Ram ( its 1.9 for some reason )

Old Graphics ( GeForce 7150m/ nForce 630 )
New Graphics ( Ati 4670 GDDR3 1 GB )

Windows 7 32 Bit Ultimate ( labtop used to have windows vista 32 )

And i use a HDMI cable if it helps for anything.

I mean... I think they ripped me off... looking at the demonstration video ... really ??:

1st question - yeah i'm too low on cash right now to afford a regular gaming labtop ( i dont like computers for some odd reason but i know how to take one apart , build , etc... )

2nd question - yeah , i downloaded them off the official website and checked it on my catalyst control panel i'm not sure tho so ima let you check

heres the dx thingy: Had to put it into 2 parts