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Can we set refresh rate on PC when we play in windowed mode?

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Here is my problem: I play on PC with a lot of mods that make this game impossible to play at 60fps for me (and some of them are graphical mods). So I choose 30 fps no problem for me. I pick my resolution, 60Hz refrest rate (RR) and set the vsync to half, this way I get 30fps in the game and no tearing. Here's the problem though, in GTA V on PC if you have fullscreen mode + vsync, you have MAJOR INPUT LAG (IL). It pisses me off.

I know that I can get rid of most of the IL by choosing windowed borderless mode, but here's the thing. I can still pick vsync to "half" but I can't change my RR. The game simply takes my monitor's RR (which is 75Hz) from my general PC settings and instead of 30fps, I get half of 75, so about 37-38. Because of that i see fps fluctuation from 38 to low 30s sometimes and it annoys me (I have extremely sensitive eyes when it comes to fps fluctuation).

The only thing I can think of is to set my PC's RR to 60Hz but that would apply to everything then (but would make my problem in GTA V go away) or play the way I play now, fullscreen with huge input lag.

 

Any ideas?

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