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Around 10-15 FPS with your GPU on minimum settings. I'd consider it's rather unplayable. You should think about GPU upgrade. I think, sz0ty0l4 is right - GTX 960 might be the best option for you.

You probably can. Maybe, you get around 20 FPS.

Only if it has 2 or more cores. Plus, you need a dedicated GPU with Shader Model 3.0 support.

First, look at amount, type and frequency of its memory. Then, memory bus (less than 256bit - bad/mediocre), GPU frequency and tech process (less nm's - better). Also, you can check the cooling system (can it effectively deal with overheating).

Try to connect your camera to another PC or use card reader to access your files directly (of course, if your photos are stored on SD card). Also, you can connect your camera to PC again and look for your pictures in folder called DCIM.

MSI GT60 Dominator might be a good choice for you: http://www.amazon.com/MSI-GT60-DOMINATOR-1065-9S7-16F442-1065-15-6-Inch/dp/B00O4ORNDA/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1434268275&sr=1-1&keywords=MSI+GT60+2QD+Dominator&pebp=1434268281083&perid=D37CF4D715CC4C688B17 Battery lives up to 6,5...

Maybe, Razer Tiamat 7.1?

Actually, you can change the CPU in your laptop. It's not easy (especially, when it is soldered to the mainboard), but, definitely, possible. When buying a new laptop CPU, you need to choose the the one that fit your socket (in your case: Intel Core I(3,5,7) 2XXXm). This one, for example...

GPU is soldered to the motherboard in your laptop. So, it's replacement is hard, expensive, dangerous and totally not worth it ;)

Well, technically, it is possible. You can use some video capture devices connected by USB port like: VC100DUSB-HDMI 1x HD HDMI Capture Dongle. But, it is cheaper to buy a used monitor or TV.

You can buy it here: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/G05YJ-8X70T-Laptop-Battery-Replacement-for-Alienware-14-Series-Alienware-M14-R4-M14X-R4Series-Alienware-14D/32354439699.html?spm=2114.32010308.5.5.Vxcl60 Or on Ebay.

It is removed with front panel: aliexpress.com/item/Free-shipping-For-Asus-N56-N56D-N56DP-N550JV-N56V-N550-N56VJ-Laptop-keyboard-US-keyboard-Version/32332418435.html

You can upgrade your CPU, but it won't help to get any serious performance boost in games or rendering videos, because of really slow built-in GPU: http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu.php?gpu=Radeon+HD+8450G&id=2595

I'm sorry, but you're likely to change the fan speed which critically increased or decreased the CPU clock. You could even burn it. So I strongly recommend to bring your computer to a service center. It's hard to solve your problem without disassembling the computer.