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What difference does it make updating the screen 75 times per second if you're only getting 25 different images per second? The OLED screen (iirc) doesn't visually change during every screen refresh (if the displayed frame is the same). Limiting to 25/50/75hz would have zero visual difference at 25fps, but would draw more power at higher refresh rates.
If the screen updates 75 times the game doesn't have to wait so long between vblanks so new frames are delivered quicker and input latency is reduced