Better limiter info

It ideally matches the lowest FPS in-game.
ModdingLinked · Sep 24, 2024 · f893587 · f893587
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diff --git a/falloutnv.html b/falloutnv.html
@@ -1293,7 +1293,10 @@ <h4>Installation</h4>
                                         VRR + V-Sync
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-                                                Any value between the start of your monitor's VRR range (usually 48) and <span class="fpsVRR">(RefreshRate * (1 - RefreshRate * 0.00028))</span>
+                                                Any value between the start of your monitor's VRR range (usually 48) and <span class="fpsVRR">(RefreshRate * (1 - RefreshRate * 0.00028))</span>.
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+                                                More precisely, you want to set your limiter close to your lowest FPS in heavier areas for the game so that you'll have a consistent experience. This also means lower lag and better power efficiency thanks to not being bound by hardware.
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