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Looks like the new
dxvk.maxFrameRateis a convenience setting that applies its value to bothdxgi.maxFrameRateandd3d9.maxFrameRate. That's nice for those of us who use it to save power and reduce heat, rather than to work around API-specific renderer bugs.Example:
export DXVK_CONFIG="dxvk.maxFrameRate=90"Quite a curious value, 90 fps. Don't think I've seen a display other than the one on a Pixel 6 phone have a refresh rate of 90 Hz. Maybe they're more common than I thought.