I hate new summoners rift here is why!
Only way i can play it is by disabling all my sounds and turning wait for vertical sync off :(
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I play on a 7 year old iMac, with 128MB GPU, 4GB RAM and a duo core intel processor. On the old rift, at lowest quality, I ran 25-30 FPS, never going higher than 30. I run a shit ton smoother on the new rift, sometimes going up to 60 FPS outside teamfights (wowowowo) and it looks damn sexy imo. Turn down your graphics.
no your... just... no bad insomnyac..... dont encourage riot.
I have like 20 FPS boost on new rift
Sounds like you need to upgrade your i3 (or worse) and Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900 then. I had occasions where for no reason, I'd be playing in game and my FPS would drop from 60 (well, 84 since uncapped but you can only see 60 unless you have a 144Hz monitor) to an impressive 5 for a short amount of time. It'd go back up, but this was usually just long enough to get me killed or make me miss a wave of cs. Sad part is, if I tried to lower settings, the game would freeze for 30 seconds before changing the settings down and (usually) fixing the problem. I assumed it was my computer or too many programs open, and I didn't have this problem if I restart my computer before playing league.
But now I just run on very high all the time with 0 problems whatsoever, regardless of how many tabs I have open in browser. I don't know how you go about improving graphics AND performance at the same time, but they did. And I also don't understand how they put in all of this work (successfully, obviously) while xenophobic spoiled children still feel the need to "QQ rito sux chanj my SR" ...
I guarantee you, they aren't going back to the old SR (good riddance old camera) and if you're upset about it, you may need to consider finding another game. You are only level 12 after all. No offense.
Just consider this is an actual company with actual people working actual jobs. As developers for a game such as this (one of the most played in the world), you better believe they work 60 hour work weeks more often than not to ensure that the game's merely functioning so kids don't whine. Not factoring in the work the development teams do when they want to release something new. Be grateful you even have a good game to play.