How to Fix FPS Drops in League of Legends

FPS drops can ruin your League of Legends games.

I will show you how to fix fps drops in League of Legends with these proven solutions.

1. Update Your System

1. Open Windows Update and install all available updates.
2. Visit your graphics card manufacturer website to get latest drivers.
3. Update network drivers through Device Manager.

2. Optimize Game Settings

1. Launch League settings menu.
2. Turn on Low Spec mode and enable client closure during games.
3. Change resolution to 1024 x 768.
4. Turn off Anti-Aliasing.
5. Disable eye candy features.
6. Set all graphics options to low quality.

3. Free Up System Resources

1. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager.
2. Close all unnecessary background apps.
3. Delete temporary files by pressing Windows + R, typing %temp%, and removing files.
4. Empty your Recycle Bin.
5. Set League as high priority in Task Manager Details tab.

4. Fix Network Issues

1. Connect your PC directly to router using ethernet cable.
2. Close downloads, streaming apps, and file sharing programs.
3. Change DNS settings to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 in network adapter properties.
4. Enable QoS in router settings to prioritize game traffic.

5. Repair Game Files

1. Start League client.
2. Find the Help & Support button.
3. Click Repair option.
4. Wait for the scan to finish.
5. Restart your game after repair completes.

6. Adjust Windows Performance

1. Press Windows + R and type sysdm.cpl.
2. Click Advanced tab.
3. Select Performance Settings.
4. Choose "Adjust for Best Performance".
5. Apply changes and restart PC.

If problems continue, check your internet speed. Make sure it stays above 25 Mbps.

Add League to your antivirus exceptions list. Try using a VPN if you experience routing issues.

Verify your PC specs meet League's minimum requirements.

These fixes work for most FPS problems in League.

Here is a quick video I found useful if you need to improve your FPS and fix FPS drops as well.