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The first thing to do here is to shut down your PC. The heat will go away once your PC is not in use.

And also, you should disable your Firewall/Antivirus while playing League of Legends, such as Eset, Avast, BitDefender, AVG, Acronis Active Protection, etc. Or, add your League of Legends directory in the exceptions list in your antivirus software. League of Legends PC Specs - Can You Run LOL Recommended Requirements? League of Legends PC Specs - Can You Run League of Legends Recommended Requirements?Once you initiate the full repair process, the client itself will do everything. It will automatically delete the files and reinstall them on its own. The process takes anywhere from 20 to 60 minutes, depending on your CPU and your internet. Everything you do on your PC matters. For example, each time you add an app or install something new, it makes changes to your system. This also includes League of Legends and all other games you might have on your PC. The "Intelligent standby list cleaner" application will monitor and clear the memory standby list when it is > 1000mb (1gb). It will help players to fix stutters in games.

If you have a notebook, make sure you have selected the "High-performance NVIDIA processor" on preferred graphics processor. If updating your drivers didn’t solve the problem for you, it may be because your PC doesn’t actually use your graphics card to run League of Legends.Next, scroll down in the list of settings and find the “OpenGL rendering GPU” one. Here, make sure that your graphics card is selected. If you have more two or more, just choose the one you want to use for League of Legends. Then hit “Apply,” and you’re done. On the Xbox Game Bar tab, switch Off the "Enable Xbox Game Bar for things like recording game clips, chatting, with friends, and receiving game invites" Well, most Intel processors out there come with an integrated graphics card. And if your CPU is Intel, the chances are that you have an integrated graphics card too. These are especially common in laptops, but they aren’t uncommon in PCs either. I still recommend you to give every option a shot, just to make sure that you’ve done everything you can. And if you still can’t fix the problem, then it may be time to start thinking about a new PC. Or at least a new graphics card.