Short question, I have a laptop that is bad for games ne graphic card is more important if you want to play liquid games or the processor?
This varies from game to game. Some games that use a very sophisticated engine (like Crysis) need a top graphics card, while others that are more physics and computationally intensive (eg Minecraft) almost only use the CPU.
That depends on the game. Most games load up the graphics card more, but there are a few processor-heavy (for example, Minecraft without shaders, CS: Go)
If that's your next question: No, you can't upgrade the graphics card and processor in the notebook.
I have a laptop that is bad for games
There are laptops that are suitable for games, but they are expensive, a PC is cheaper with the same performance, components can be exchanged in contrast to the laptop.
CPU and graphics card form a "team", both must be correspondingly powerful. Otherwise, the CPU will slow down the GraKa etc.
Conclusion: The graphics card is basically not more important than the processor, both must be coordinated. It's like a car: a powerful engine with a bad chassis does not work well and vice versa.
