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We shouldn't be needing a mod to fix it ourselves.
Either that or lock the framerate in the nvidia control panel.
You haven't been playing on PC for very long, have you.
This is how PC games often work, particularly ones which have modding and built-in dev console 'cheats'.
Wait 2 weeks, either way, highly likely that this issue will be fixed for you.
That's the problem.
The game was designed when 60Hz was still the standard. If this is not good enough then one can install mods to change this. Do not go complaining about how the devs should have foreseen this or how they should have included present day technology in old games. Be grateful the game maker allows and supports modding of their games. There are now mods for high refresh rates, DLSS, FSR, XeSS, DLAA, Nvidia Reflex, someone even made global illumination mod using ray-tracing, all for an old game. When one cannot appreciate this, then it is their loss alone.
There is a mod that addresses it. It is called the High FPS Physics Fix.
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/44798
You can just have a look and see what it fixes. Maybe you just have not noticed these things yet. The higher the refresh rate the more pronounced these issues become. The game was designed at a time when 60Hz was the norm and most gamers were happy with 60fps. The game uses the maximum of 60fps internally for some of its timings. So when this gets too high can it affect the game, sometimes negatively, like a dialogue being cut short.