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devs listened to a good extent, it's now possible to select 30 from the drop down, and also other sensible values which were wanted (like 144).
The "hack" in this guide is only needed if someone wants to deliberately set a value that is currently not in the dropdown, like 25.
PLZ devs, listen to this guy :D
That can be achieved by following the guide and setting the value for the fps not to 30, but to 144.
I just can't help you with Windows Hex Editors to achieve that.
You could be lucky by enabling Vertical Syncronisation (VSYNC), it may lock to the exact 144Hz.