Allow more precise adjustments for DRS frames per second target #242
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FPS can now be adjusted in increments of 1 instead of 10. The maximum FPS for the DRS target is now 250 to accomodate for 240 Hz displays, which is becoming a viable target on high-end GPUs and low settings. The slider can be dragged with the mouse if you need to change its value quickly.
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FPS can now be adjusted in increments of 1 instead of 10 (useful for displays with "odd" frequencies such as 138 Hz, 144 Hz, 165 Hz, …). The maximum FPS for the DRS target is now 250 to accomodate for 240 Hz displays, which is becoming a viable target on high-end GPUs and low settings.
The slider can be dragged with the mouse if you need to change its value quickly.