GeForce GT 130M is a middle-class level GPU of the 100M Series released by NVIDIA, in 2009.
Since it only supports DirectX up to 10, games that use DirectX 11 are not supported and unplayable.
It uses the 'G96b' architecture, same as GeForce 9700M GT, GeForce 9650M GT and GeForce 9600M GT, but features higher clock frequencies (higher than 9600M and 9650M but lower than 9700M) and lower power consumption. The technology is also different being 55nm instead of 65nm.
The performance is therefore somewhere between the GeForce 9600M GT and the GeForce 9700M GT.
Very demanding games like Metro 2033 or The Witcher 2 are probably unplayable, even at the lowest settings, while demanding games like Crysis 2 and Skyrim V can be played at low or medium settings (depending on the resolution used).