perf_stats: Correct literal used for MAX_LAG_TIME_US

ms is shorthand for milliseconds, not microseconds, and given there's no
comment indicating that this was intentional, it probably wasn't.

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/src/core/perf_stats.cpp b/src/core/perf_stats.cpp
index 22be6d712..8e09b9b63 100644
--- a/src/core/perf_stats.cpp
+++ b/src/core/perf_stats.cpp
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ double PerfStats::GetLastFrameTimeScale() {
 void FrameLimiter::DoFrameLimiting(microseconds current_system_time_us) {
     // Max lag caused by slow frames. Can be adjusted to compensate for too many slow frames. Higher
     // values increase the time needed to recover and limit framerate again after spikes.
-    constexpr microseconds MAX_LAG_TIME_US = 25ms;
+    constexpr microseconds MAX_LAG_TIME_US = 25us;
 
     if (!Settings::values.toggle_framelimit) {
         return;
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ void FrameLimiter::DoFrameLimiting(microseconds current_system_time_us) {
 
     auto now = Clock::now();
 
-    frame_limiting_delta_err += microseconds(current_system_time_us - previous_system_time_us);
+    frame_limiting_delta_err += current_system_time_us - previous_system_time_us;
     frame_limiting_delta_err -= duration_cast<microseconds>(now - previous_walltime);
     frame_limiting_delta_err =
         std::clamp(frame_limiting_delta_err, -MAX_LAG_TIME_US, MAX_LAG_TIME_US);