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Is it related to League patch or Nvidia drivers? I don't have uplay at all, and I have a habbit of closing all apps I don't need on startup.

Hello, A couple of days ago I've started witnessing large fps drops while playing League. It's literally the only game I play and I haven't had any issues with it for quite a while. I don't know if it's the latest patch or not, but I haven't seen anyone complaining about it regarding the patch. My fps used to fluctuate between 120ish to 80ish fps and I was completely fine with it, even had the settings on very high and high. After sudden fps drop Im hovering around 35-40 fps sometimes going to 50ish but even dropping bellow 20 for a second. I've updated my drivers, cleaned my registry and junk files, even played around with nvidia control panel to get the most performance out of it, but nothing seems to be helping. I can't accept the fact that my pc cant run at least 60 fps on the lowest video settings for LoL even tho my cpu is really old. My rig: Win7 Ultimate 64bit AMD Athlon II X2 255 ASUSTeK Computer INC. M4A79XTD EVO (AM3) 2x4GB Transcend DDR3, one at 1333mhz and the other at 1600mhz Nvidia GTX 950 Gygabite Extreme I've checked the temperatures and cpu doesnt seem to be going above 56c, gpu hovers at 59c. Temps at idle are here in the pic I included. If anyone has any opinions to offer, would be much appreciated!

I'll try both options you provided first, if they don't help I've got nothing left but to reinstall the system and hope that helps. Thanks for all the advice

Okay so I highly doubt it's anything related to psu since I had to upgrade that too when i was upgrading my gpu. I'ts Seasonic's s12ii 520w which i heard was a reliable psu. I've also ran Prime95 for a few hours and it didn't run into any problems. So basically I think the only thing left is to try and reinstall windows

If that's the case, I'd blame the cpu since I upgraded the gpu around literally 3 months ago and I've had the cpu for a long time. I think I'm going to run some cpu benchmarks and see what the results are.

Honestly nothing that hasn't been in the background before such as skype, steam, avast. There are a few programs that launch on startup, but I always turn them off when my pc boots.

Im certain because it happened overnight, and I do agree that it's enough to run these games decently because it did so far.

Okay so I downloaded and installed 373.06 drivers and it hasn't done a thing for me, so if you have any more ideas I could try out feel free to share them

I'll give it a shot and let you know, thanks

No, I've downloaded the drivers from nvidia's site. I already mentioned that my drivers are up to date and I don't think that's causing the issue here. I'm sorry I can't be of more help and provide more information, but I'm clueless

I haven't, I'm still using win7

I haven't, I'm using win7

Hi, so about a day or two ago I my fps dropped significantly to a point where the games are unplayable. I only play League of Legends and CS:GO, non of those games are too demanding and even tho I don't have a high end pc, it used to run the games fine. The components are: AMD Athlon II X2 255 3.10 GHz GTX 950 Xtreme Gaming 2gb 2x4gb DDR3 ram I know my CPU is outdated, but literally a day ago it performed fine. I checked the temps while in game and neither the gpu nor the cpu went over 53c. My drivers are up to date and I generally take care of my pc. I have no clue what happened but it's frustrating not knowing how to fix this issue. Looking forward to hear your thoughts on this.

It worked, thanks a bunch!

Hi guys, I reinstalled windows for my friend and I'm having a hard time finding the driver for his GPU, I've downloaded driver autodetect, and I proceeded to install the driver it suggested, but it stopped midway through. Something caused it to stop working, and it said it will let me know if a solution is available, something along those lines. Can you help me get a decent driver for his card, cause I can't find it myself. Thanks ahead