Black Flickering Squares

Hubsy

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Hey there, I'm not sure when this first started happening exactly, some point after doing a clean install of Windows 7. But when I play games and some other things like google maps I get insane black flickering squares all over the place: http://i.imgur.com/WWAgxGZ.jpg http://i.imgur.com/gog7G0K.jpg

My GPU drivers are up to date. I don't know exactly when this issue arose, it might have been right after my clean install of windows 7, because I could fix it with the main game I play; WoW, by switching it from DX11 to DX9, so it wasn't an issue. Now I'm trying to play other games and can't avoid it.

Any help would be much appreciated!

PC:
GTX 660 TI (Sli)
AMD-FX 8350
500GB HDD
8GB Ram
 

Hubsy

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I updated my windows and noticed something. http://i.imgur.com/vsQqVcW.png
says I have 2 different driver versions? I uninstalled my GPU drivers and reinstalled them, if anything it's now worse, I get the weird squares flickering in all of my browser pages too... :V
 

plast0000

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see in the device manager under "display adapters" and check the details of your graphics cards
 

Hubsy

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Then what? lol that wasn't too specific, am I looking for something in particular? There are like one hundred dropdown options in the details tab.
 

Hubsy

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I used driver sweeper (now called Driver Display Uninstaller?) and did a custom, clean install of the newest drivers.
>Nothing< changed. It's ridiculous. Before downloading the drivers, there's no flickering in my web pages,only after I downloaded them. :v So stupid, think it's time for a new GPU
 

Hubsy

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I did this AND used Display Driver Uninstaller to remove any old drivers. Nothing changed at all.
 

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Apparently Driver Sweeper is now called Driver Fusion .
 

plast0000

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uninstall the drivers from the device manager then from "remove a program" then reinstall them again

if it didn't work then reinstall Windows