Can I use both my laptop and my desktop's power for a dual monitor setup?

[shiftryistheman]

Laptop specs:
ASUS ZenBook 3
NVIDIA GeForce 940M
Intel i7-5500U
512 GB SSD
12 GB RAM
2013 Desktop PC specs:
Intel i5-4670k
MSI Z87 G41
Gigabyte GTX 760 WindForce OC Edition (This has a DVI-D input)
Intel SSD 335 80GB
Gskill RipJaws X Series 2x2GB
WD Blue 7200rpm 1TB
Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo
Seasonic S12II 620W Japanese Caps 80+ Bronze
Intel
Other components:
LED 1080x1920 Acer monitor with a VGA and DVI-D inputs (No HDMI inputs)

I play video games, but I also like to have spreadsheets, Google Documents, and Xsplit tabbed. My PC already goes to my Acer. I'm not happy with any of my crappy storage drives that are already in the rig, though. I want to be able to sit at a desk for a dual-monitor setup. Being on a single-screen laptop makes me too lazy. I don't expect any of this crap to be technically possible, but tell me if I can do anything cool here.

I want to use my 512 gb ssd on my laptop to start my desktop, without dismantling my laptop.
I would like to use my Acer as a side monitor for productivity.
On the flip side, I would like to start my laptop and use the specs of my desktop.
I would like to add <$100 HDMI monitors so I have three.
I would like to combine my laptop and desktop for more power.

 

[helpstar]

you can use the desktop, running a game and play at your laptop with steam in-home-streaming over LAN/wifi (lags included)

you can use a remote dektop to use both monitors at the same time, connect the monitor to your laptop and control your desktop with your laptop