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League Of Legends - FPS / Frame Rate issue

a choppy 40fps?

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CJRamze Tuesday 12 March 2013 at 16:04
CJRamzeAnonymous

Hi guys
Sorry if this is a duplicate topic, I've attempted to use the search function however (For some odd reason) it just loads a blank page and wont allow me to go any further.

Now I'm brand new to play on linux and I'm very impressed with the system, I installed the beta version of League of Legends and all went swimmingly, Patched and up to date.

Logged in and set it and noticed it was Jittery, Now I'm new I dont know the acceptable level for Windows games running linux (or whats to be expected)

Anyway, I get a contstant 40fps, it honestly doesn't look that smooth, looks more like 10-15 fps however the counter in the top right doesn't move from 40fps.

Its not unplayable but I thought I'd get smooth gameplay considering my setup.

I have

Ubuntu 12.10 x64 with Gnome 3
4.5Ghz i5 2500K
8GB DDR3 1600mhz
Nvidia GTX 690 4GB
120GB SSD 500mb R/W

Any suggestions. Again, sorry if I've missed something on the forums my search function just wont work
xpander Tuesday 12 March 2013 at 16:51
xpander

turn off vsync from the game.
go to playOnLinux LoL prefix configuration and set tue UseGLSL disabled (to boost perf)

install jupiter applet or similar and force your CPU to go performance when gaming (instead of ondemand)



i have weaker PC

AMD phenom II x4 955 @3,6ghz

8GB DD3 @ 1600mhz

GTX 560TI

Arch Linux x64, MATE destkop


and i get around 60 fps most of the time.. huge action drops to 50 sometimes.

but its really smooth

Edited by xpander

CJRamze Tuesday 12 March 2013 at 17:18
CJRamzeAnonymous

Hi Xpander,
Thanks for the information.
I will try those bits when I get home and post a progress report.

Many Thanks
Atrytone Sunday 14 July 2013 at 21:09
AtrytoneAnonymous

Thanks so much for the tip about Jupiter, xpander. Since it's not supported I used the alternative found here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/304270/alternative-to-jupiter-applet

It made a huge difference!

Edited by Atrytone

GrovRutaN Wednesday 28 August 2013 at 23:40
GrovRutaNAnonymous

Wow, thanks alot for that suggestion. Huge improvement !!!
Pie Friday 3 January 2014 at 0:01
PieAnonymous

This was helpful, can this be applied to Debian? I'm running Mint with Cinnamon and I have it installed but it minimizes when I try to run it

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