Fps drop overtime

TheTrueVegan··16 votes·9,870 views

So basically wheni play league i play at a steady 40-60fps for a while. Then after 20-30 minutes of playing my fps drops to 10 and below and when i open task manager the client uses 40-60% of the cpu

I have an AMD E2-9000e Radeon R2 dual core processor ( 1.50GHz speed), 4GB of RAM, 2MB shared cache and AMD Radeon R2 graphics. If anyone has a reason for this happening or a solution to the problem pls let me know.

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AmazoX5 votes

Everything on high, can confirm, 200 FPS the first 5 minutes and then 150 FPS for 5 minutes and then 60 FPSfor 7-8 minutes and it just hard drops to 10-8 during Team Fights & no, lowering the settings does not help, it instead crashes the game until I am unable to load into a match unleas I delete the config files only for the client to redownload it again & no, it isn't a problem with my rotted potato, League of Legends is the only game with this problem, the other MOBA I play is Heroes of the Storm and it runs smoothly on medium settings with solid 100 FPS.

Nvidia Geforce 750M 2.60 Ghz Processor Speed. 8 GB RAM Windows 10

NekoniClaws3 votes

Riot's aware and are working on the 'FPS issues'

My computer can run league at 360 FPS uncapped--- just to illustrate how beast-mode my machine is. It's optimized for professional graphics, 3D processing and video manipulation. Take any videogame and run it in highest quality and watch this beast sail through it.

And then there's League.

The FPS drops have been building up for a few months. 4 hours gaming I'd drop to around 30 FPS... then 3 hours... then 2 hours... now at about 1 and a half hours it's getting down to 10. F-ING. 10 FPS. I patch today and I open it up to check if league's launching atall- 10 at bootup. I restarted my PC and it cleared whatever the blockage was (I assume it's because I had the CLIENT open for a while leaving it to update) but it was back down to that in an hour and a half of gaming (I do have the client set to close during game so it's not limited to the client). Absolutely bloody ridiculous.

I have a work around-- I duplicate my league data onto an external hardrive and run it off that. I have no idea what this is doing or if it indicates there's an issue with my PC, but given it's a common issue and League-specific, I think there's something they can do on their end.

FurriesAreHot2 votes

I have this issue as well, where midway through the game my 120 fps becomes 5-30 and it's extremely hard to play during those periods.

Smokin Penguin1 votes

Bumping for interest!

Saibbo1 votes

Happens to me too with an intel i5-2400 and a GT 1030, even dropping the graphic settings doesn't do much

Bob the Toastr1 votes

I would assume you already use this but have you put your client in low spec mode? Though that shouldn't be affecting your fps midway through a game.

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