The Radeon HD 7400m is actually a family of GPUs that ranges between the low end 7430m that is not much more powerful than the Intel HD 3000 to the 7490m which is a little more powerful than the Intel HD 4000. For better game performance lower the games' resolution. The Radeon HD 7400m probably kicks in when you start playing games. Maybe I will have to wait to get a new laptop with a better graphics card but the laptop is flying apart from a bit of a disconnect from what I see on screen and how the mouse moves around. I thought the AMD Radeon 7400M would be doing the graphics. I think its the Intel Graphics 3000 that is doing the graphics for my external screens - they are doing their native resolution 1920 x 1200 under control panel but if I load up Intel Graphics and Media control panel - it has 1920 x 1080p. I guess I could remove it without too much trouble but I would lose WIFI and it wouldn't make my laptop very portable. I opened the laptop up and remember the WIFI. That may be the cause of mouse lag as well. You would need to lower the resolution to be the same as the laptop's screen to get the same performance. However, if you are running the game at a higher resolution on your monitor, then that is the cause of the lag. Settlers Online should work fine on both your laptop's screen and the external monitor. Either way it is going to cost you money if you want better graphics performance.
Other than that setup, the only thing you can do to get better graphics is to buy a new laptop with a good graphics chip. The graphics card would send a video signal to the monitor not to your laptop's screen. If you watched the linked video I provided you will need to a monitor, PC power supply and a graphic card for this setup to work. If you want to connect to the internet, then you need to run a cable to your modem. Obviously, doing this means you cannot use WiFi to connect to the internet. It may not be compatible with your laptop because maybe there is not enough room to fit the cable connector to the PCIe port. You need to open up your laptop and disconnect the WiFi card (sometimes referred as WLAN) from the PCIe port so that you can connect the EXP GDC Beast to the laptop using the provided cable. The EXP GDC Beast that I suggested could work.
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