The FPS problems weren't fixed, they're still there for many.

Hoping a Red actually looks at this and replies, didn't really know where to put it. Many people have still been having FPS problems with League, me being one of them. Many of my friends, along with players I've asked in game, still have had their FPS drop overall. I've been suffer during laning phase and team fights due to the last two patches. My FPS used to stay above 100 (usually between 100 and 130) constantly, dropping to the 90's only once in awhile. Now it's dropped to 50. Don't forget it drops even lower during team fights sometimes. Then you have people who started playing league with 60, 50 FPS, imagine how bad and hard it may be for them now?I know it's not my computer or it's settings. I have vsync and AA off for LoL and nvidia settings. My temps are fine(I make sure to dust every few weeks), my computer runs graphically intensive/more taxing games with a higher FPS then LoL. I have no virus problems(just ran Malwarebytes, Kaspersky, SuperantiSpyware, and ComboFix recently just to check. Usually running each of these programs for a scan at least once a week). I got a better and more consistent FPS during the Titan Fall beta then during my last few months playing league, and I'm pretty sure Titan Fall is more taxing then League. I have a question as well. Why did you take out the Benchmark setting in the new video settings? Last season I always got a +50 FPS boost with Benchmark, while uncapped never did anything useful for me. I think it would be nice if you guys brought that option back, I could use the FPS boost seeing how my FPS has dropped by half. Ever since you guys apparently put out that mini patch/hotfix that "fix the FPS issue for some" you haven't mentioned the situation. I don't know if you really fixed it for anybody, or their would be much praise about how amazing you guys are on reddit for the FPS going back to normal. Yet I'm still seeing the opposite, people still complaining about their FPS dropping horribly while they have new gaming rigs with SLI GTX 780'S in them.

TLDR: People with expensive rigs that over qualify compared to the system requirements to systems that are average but still shouldn't be having FPS problems are having FPS problems. Would like it if some Reds shed some light on the situation and how they plan to handle it. Or if they even plan on doing something about it.