There was no dust (I usually clean my PC once every 3 months, this was 2 weeks ago) nothing out of the ordinary. Before formatting my PC, I removed the GPU and checked for any signs of damage. Newer games (F04, SOMA, GTA V, DOTA 2) show no tearing at all, no issues, no problems. His ROL didn't show said tearing even once.
My brother has a similar rig to mine, and it also runs on a Windows 10 install. However, frames were half the number they were with the original file. ini file and changed the debug shader from 0 to 1 and guess what? No more tearing. Whenever I played it, tree textures teared badly. Now this may or may not be unrelated, but: Also I didn't download it just yet, since I re-installed Win 10 yesterday. No d3d9.dll, I have not even tested ENB on this install because of said issues. I did the steam verification, no problems at all, everything is ok (it should since its a 100% clean install) If none of those basic solutions work, I suggest you take the issue to the G.Skill web site and see if they have any ideas. Don't use suction it can pull loose components.) Uncontrolled spinning fans generate current which can fry components.
Be sure to block fans on the CPU and such to ensure they don't turn when you try to blow out the dust. Dust buildup can cause weird symptoms like those. Moving the PSU cable so it no longer touched cleared up the problem. One possibility I saw mentioned while searching the web on this is that someone noticed their power supply unit (PSU) cable was touching their video card and causing "flickering". That leaves the video card as the likely suspect. If anything, your system may be too good and the game engine's deficiencies may be showing because it can't keep up. The game is too old to be choking on hardware like you have.
If you can't get a vanilla game to function correctly, you have serious problems. See the wiki article " Fallout NV Mod Conflict Troubleshooting Guide" for other things to check and see if anything sounds familiar. (There might have been some unexpected changes.) Have you "verified local files" through Steam to ensure all the vanilla files are restored? Did you remember to try renaming both the INI files in the "C:\Users\\Documents\My Games\FalloutNV" folder, and let the game rebuild them. But it shouldn't be the case with a plain vanilla install. That is typically the result of too many hi-rez textures, or added graphic effects such as from ENB or SweetFX. Texture flickering is suggestive of overloading your graphics VRAM caching, so it has to resort to system memory which is slower. You say you don't have ENB installed now, but make sure you removed the D3D9.dll that came with the "wrapper" version from your FNV game folder.
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