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EDIT: Good news. I rolled back the nvidia driver in Device Manager and opened the game. I happened to have quit to do the rollback while on an ice-covered planet, midday, where the flicker was extremely obvious. Back in the game I took a 3.6 km hike (round trip) and stopped at an abandoned something-or-other to snipe some Crimson Fleet flakes. During that time the sun set so things got very dusky. Over this whole sojourn, about 15 minutes or so, not a single flicker.
I wont claim this as a fix for anyone but me, as it's entirely anecdotal -- YMMV. But a driver rollback seems fairly easy and non-invasive (so to speak), so maybe worth a try. If it works for you as well, then it may indicate a dark synergy between the newer driver and the game update.
1.5 hours later: Seems the flicker is back, though not as frequent. Been playing since my last post, nothing until now, about 5 small-planet surveys later. Just one more fail to rack up against this patch, I guess.
Another hour passed: I'm on an ice [planet again where the flicker is unmistakable, Since I am doing surveys the game is very often in scan mode, and I've noticed two things:
1)Opening the scanner cause a flicker-like distortion across the entire screen -- translucent gray bands with a coarse texture. Their pattern is not consistent. Closing the scanner does not show these bands,
2) The generalized flicker seems to happen more often while in scan mode, but is not exclusive to that mode.
Which that is odd. I don't any of that using the scanner. Now if I turn Vsync off, I do get screen tearing.
perhaps its gsync/adaptive sync? I refuse to turn that off though lol. Im not living in the 80s anymore