The League of Legends minimum requirements are, thankfully, incredibly low, so here’s the PC specs and the Mac you’ll need to run the game.
League of Legends is over fifteen years old now - yes, that one hurt me, too. As a result, it runs on pretty much everything; I spent my glory years playing on my MacBook pro with Dr Dre Beats headphones and a crappy gaming mouse. Unironically, that's when I reached my peak rank, depressing as that sounds. If you're new to the MOBA, or have downloaded it once again following a ragequit and uninstall, we've got a full list of the League of Legends system requirements for both Windows and Mac, as well as a link to our handy benchmarking tool to see whether or not your PC is up to snuff.
Here are the League of Legends system requirements for PC:
As expected these are all relatively low, with the only recent change to the minimum requirements being the need for DirectX 11 and a TPM 2.0-enabled OS. The latter is required to ensure baseline security, as it works in tandem with Riot's anti-cheat system, Vanguard, to verify system integrity and minimize cheating. This requirement was added with Vanguard's introduction back in 2024, and can be found in Riot's sister FPS, Valorant.
MacOS' League of Legends system requirements are in the table below:
Intel: Intel UHD 630 Integrated Graphics
Note that, per Riot's official page, minimum specifications across both Mac and Windows can change, but they say they will "try to broadcast incoming min specs changes a few months in advance to give everybody time to prepare."
League of Legends is not compatible with Steam Deck. You can only play League on Windows or Mac OS - Riot doesn't support Linux, Bazzite OS, or Steam OS. Given that League of Legends (and all of Riot's games) are only available via either the developer's specific client or the Epic Games Store, I doubt we'll see this change anytime soon.
سەرچاوەی فەرمی بە زمانی ئینگلیزی: https://www.pcgamesn.com/league-of-legends/system-requirements
