Will this Max my FPS

MC Joschmo··1 votes·612 views

Hey guys. I am really wanting to be able to get a consistent 60+ fps in LoL and I am talking about during team fights. I am having to get another CPU since my last one screwed up. I am on a budget. I am considering just getting another CPU or building a new rig. Anyways here is what I got.

8 Gigs DDR3 Ram windows 10

My Graphics Card: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130945

Two CPU's I'm considering as a replacement. Please understand I am pressed for cash currently.

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819113326&cm_re=amd-_-19-113-326-_-Product https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819113284

Maybe neither would be the right option. I'm not sure. Just want to make the best educated diction for my $$$$

Any help would be majorly appreciated 😀

7 Comments

d4rkshock1 votes

So your red team, they will both work. If you were planning on recording, do 8 core

d4rkshock1 votes

Actually, now that I think about it, you probably want 8 cores. If you cant get one, get an FX 6300 6 core CPU. All 3 gpu's are dated though but they work.

Angry Monster1 votes

unless you have a monitor that does more that 60hz does nor matter if you get more than 60 fps.

MC Joschmo1 votes

I have a 144hzmonitor. I know those cpus are dated. I'd love to go with an i7 just having to spend a bunch of cash on everything not computers right now. Since my CPU just screwed up I just need a quick fix! But want to make the most of it

d4rkshock1 votes

I said they will get the job done just fine. All of them. I'd recommend a 6 or 8 core to be sure then in like 6 months you get some cash. Then you can upgrade to an i5 or i7. Just be sure to use a nobody that supports ddr3 if you use skylake or the new 7th gen gpu's.

Felidae771 votes

They should both work more than fine. If you can't hit well over 100fps, check to see if there are any processes hogging cpu time.

League is designed to work with older/low-spec computers, any reasonable gaming rig (like yours) should crush it.

For comparison, my 5 y/o i5-2500k (3.33GHz) with a Radeon R9 270 is usually in the 160 fps range.

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