It sounds like your pretty well set with this system. How do you have it hooked up to and, what are you using for a monitor? Making sure your graphics are updated and properly updated sounds like a good place to start. You can get your most recent and latest updates from Nvidia here:
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
You will need to uninstall the prior graphics before installing the new. you will enter:
Product Type: GeForce
Product Series: GeForce 8 Series
Product: GeForce 8200
Choose your operating system and language and click "search".
You do want to adjust your resolution to the max level that suits your needs. You want to make sure your connections and cables are good. If you are looking for performance, the cable can make a difference. Let me know how this works out.
Dave
Have you try lowering the resolution?
Reinstall your Video drivers? or reinstall or reset the game?
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Yeah I have done all that you have mentioned. Its the strangest thing. I can watch netflix movies with out a problem, you tube etc.etc... But go to game play and the frustration begins. Some games are really bad and flicker like crazy and some only certain levels of the game has this problem. I have all the same items and games downloaded that always worked before and no flickering. What gets me is this flickering started out very slowly and I mean slowly and only at certain times. Been going on a year now and it is never had a consistent pattern to when it does this.
download the windows memory diagnostics. It test the memory lovcations used by Windows:
http://oca.microsoft.com/en/windiag.asp
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