You mean unforeseen consequences…

You can cap in-game framerate to 45 and leave Steam cap at 90. The 45 divides nicely into 90 so you’ll get nice frame pacing. If the game doesn’t have a 45 option, then you can of course use Steam’s frame limiter. If you set the slider to 45, Steam OS will run the display at 90 but cap the game to 45, which also gives you smooth motion because of the even division. However, using the Steam frame rate cap usually incurs a latency hit, so prefer in-game framerate caps when possible.

…3.5 is already out now in stable.

Why not just update to the preview build if you’re so eager for 3.5. It works great at the moment. Just switch back to stable when it comes out lmao.