High-end GPUs still have lower FPS.

YayDyslxeia·Jun 19, 2014·5 votes·899 views

This issue has gone on since the end of season 3. I can understand it might be hard to fix, or you could still be working on it, but was really hoping the new SR would change that. (I have Fx 8350 4.2 Ghz, GTX 770 and currently on max settings get 60-88 FPS when I used to play on a 560 that gave me 200+. On pbe, which I don't expect much out of yet, only gave me 57-70 FPS in a bot game.) It's not my system as I can run every other game that's optimized for PC better than most who have this same card. If you could give word on if this map will help fix it on release, or if you plan on fixing it anytime soon, that'd be great :).

7 Comments

ProtonZeroJun 19, 20141 votes

When you had a 560, did that computer use an Intel processor? League of Legends was actually the reason I changed from AMD to Intel; using a GTX 560 a couple years ago, Summoner's Rift routinely dropped down to 40 FPS on a solid quad-core AMD processor; I switched to an i5, and my framerate shot over 200 immediately. I'm currently running a GTX 760 and get well over 300 FPS if I turn off V-sync.

YayDyslxeiaJun 23, 20141 votes

I used an AMD Hex-Core 2.7Ghz processor at the time. There's forums that say it's just issues with high end graphics cards (Clearly not everyone going to have the problem), just bugs me that such a lowly graphical game can't be to max performance for me (other have it worse, which is a shame :/ )

Kwisatz XJun 20, 20141 votes

Your monitor can't display more fps than its refresh rate (60 Hz being the most popular atm). No matter how much your fps gets past the refresh rate, you won't see a difference.

I suggest turning VSync on, and if the fps stays roughly the same all the time - you don't have to worry about it.