Computer help

husemann12·Nov 27, 2014·1 votes·1,057 views

what one would be better to play league on?

Processor 4th Generation Intel Core i3-4030U Processor (1.90GHz 1600MHz 3MB) Operating system Windows 8.1 64 Display 15.6" HD LED Glossy (1366x768) Graphics Intel® HD Graphics 4400

OR Processor 4th Generation Intel Core i3-4030U Processor (1.90GHz 1600MHz 3MB) Operating system Windows 8.1 64 Display 14.0" FHD LED Glossy Wedge (1920x1080) Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GT820M GDDR3 2GB

5 Comments

disregardableNov 27, 20141 votes

Obviously the second one. O.o I mean my 4400 runs League at 50-60 fps on low..it's not bad, but it's not the 112 fps it was on the old map. The Nvidias would save your life.

Missed My BurstNov 28, 20141 votes

I have intel HD 3000 that runs this game on max... I think you're doing something wrong, or you're running at 1080p compared to my laptops 1366 x 780 or w/e

disregardableNov 28, 20141 votes

I do play at 1080p, actually. I decided to go into a custom game to test this a bit. My results:

Everything maxed out (incl anti-aliasing, vertical sync, character inking) at 3200x1800: 10-20 FSP Everything maxed out (incl anti-aliasing, vertical sync, character inking) at 1080p: 20-30 FPS Everything maxed out (incl anti-aliasing, vertical sync, character inking) at lowest resolution possible: 25-35 FPS

Slider set to highest WITHOUT anti-aliasing, vertical sync, etc at 3200x1800: 30-40 FPS Slider set to highest WITHOUT anti-aliasing, vertical sync, etc at 1080p: 45-55 FPS Slider set to highest WITHOUT anti-aliasing etc at lowest possible resolution: 60-80 FPS

Over all, I was surprised at how small the difference is between 1080p and the lowest resolution; I was also surprised that the game was playable on highest slider (without the extra stability junk) at 1080p. I started trying to test the mediums, but the game glitched out from me changing resolutions too much.