Low FPS

4gb of ram isnt really a lot, even when not gaming, windows will hog about 2gb, your game will use xxx and then the rest is probably shared with your integrated graphics.. net result.. you need more ram, and or to play less intensive games.

to minimise the amount windows uses, you could turn aero off, set windows theme to basic, remove all applications from the start up list (from with in msconfig), as wells close all non essential programs in the back ground.

you only have 1.28gb of free ra which games will use most of causing windows to slow to a crawl. theres no mention of a dedicated gpu so more will go to that. the virtual memory is just windows allocated space for page indexing.

theres not much you can really do without spending money.

first click start, type run, then in the box type msconfig and press enter.

click on the startup tab, and untick everything non essential, you can get rid of almost everything bar virus scanners.

this will free up as much ram as possible at startup. also right clicking on desktop and clicking customise then theme and the windows basic, will free up more ram, but windows wont look to pretty, think 1998 lol.

apart from that theres not much you can do. core i3 processors arent particularly strong especially when it comes to games. and 6360m again isnt a spectacularly effecient gpu.

laptops arent designed for games unless advertised for gaming, so its mostly a case of comprimise, lowering game resolution and setting all setting to low as well as turning off AA and post AA ect.

if possible upgrading to 6 or 8 gb or ram will help (8gb preferably as it will be dual channel).

that will allow games to run a little smoother.

go on RAM Memory Upgrade: Dell, Mac, Apple, HP, Compaq. USB drives, SSD at Crucial.com and use the system scanner

i tried looking for you but the model number 20079 throws up a few, i think yours maybe an ideapad g625, but the system scanner will tell you whats what.