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I've got an extremely low end integrated graphics card on my lap top. I know I can't replace it, but is there any way I can add another one so games run a bit smoother? Do laptops with integrated cards normally have a slot to put in a separate card?
I have the ATI radeon hd 3200 integrated graphics.

It really depends on the make and model of the laptop. If it's a more expensive one, a lot of times you can upgrade the graphic card. But, a lower end model, the graphic chip is soldered right onto the motherboard, so it can't be upgraded.

One easy thing you may be able to do is to increase the amount of system RAM, and then allocate more of that RAM to the onboard graphics. You will need to look around in the BIOS settings to see if it's possible to allocate more RAM to the graphics.

Yes, I do have quite a bit of unused RAM. I have 4GB, but I normally am using only about half that. How would I look around at the BIOS to do that?
EDIT: I found how to do it, I shall try. Thank you very much.

BIOS won't let me touch the RAM.

Well, about the only other thing to do is go to the Manufacturer's website and see if there is any info there about being able to upgrade the graphics.