League of Legends is well over a decade old, so it’s not a new game by any stretch of the imagination. Moreover, the game is not demanding to play, even with the upgraded graphics and visual effects we see each year. Here the are minimum and recommended system requirements for League of Legends.
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As mentioned above, League of Legends is not a demanding game on your PC. You don’t need to go to your local gaming store and pick out the latest graphics card. You can run League of Legends fine on an integrated graphics card, provided you have other decent components.
A good processor will go a long way to a solid playing experience on League of Legends. The game is mostly powered by the CPU, so ensure you have one that is good enough to run the game at the lowest settings.
League of Legends is a game of inches; every frame counts as you are constantly on the move, which is why the Lol pros settings can make such a difference.
Therefore, you need to ensure your machine is not dropping frames. We recommend turning down all the settings if your machine is on the lower end. The reason for this is the game uses a lot more power from the machine during teamfights. What may work during the laning phase may not work as the game progresses and more processes are needed from the PC.
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