Which video mode?

I just started using my new macbook and love it! I traded in from a continual iMac user to a mobile laptop now and am completely happy. My biggest worry was going from 24" to 17", but I hardly notice anymore with the great screen resolution of the macbook pro.
Ok, on to the question...the computer is running really fast and very capable. I mostly use it plugged in and rarely remove it from an external power source. Will there be a significant boost in performance if I switch over to the dedicated video, or will the wear/tear of the computer be too great? Right now I mostly surf web and do photography on it. I am waiting for delivery of FCS 3 and will get back into HD video editing when it arrives. So far though I am happy with the performance of the integrated chip and was wondering what the difference might be.
Thanks,
"D"

Thanks, for the quick reply. I think I will definitely keep it in the "lower" mode when not doing my video tasks. I spent the last two days with it on the dedicated and have noticed that it does get a bit hotter and I actually heard the fan for once. (although not very loud at all). I did some video conversions of downloaded TV shows to put on my PSP Go and I gained about 3~5 minutes with the dedicated card. (~20min vs. ~25 min)
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