Can someone point me in right Direction Please.  

Okay, I'm currently running a NVIDIA Geforce 9800gt Grachics Card And it Sometimes running Games my Screen Flickers Black for 3+ seconds then it's fine again, But not too long ago i Also had Video Card Artifacts. And It work's now exept that one problem, i checked at Drivers - Download NVIDIA Drivers Which scanned my driver's to be Latest Driver. But also, Since i'm running Window's 7 Ultimate it say's this when Attempting to Re-Install Driver's

C:\NVIDIA\DisplayDriver\275.33\Vista\International

Since it say's Vista in there. it's a lil' confusing Since i'm Running Windows 7 Ultimate x32 and Window's XP on a Partition, Am I Doing anything wrong? Or Is it a Problem?

Please Help



- Playah

P.S If you need System INFO i don't know how to get it but i do know some bit's

OS : Windows 7/Window's XP X32 (Win 7 = Service Pack 1)
Proccessors : 3.01 Ghz X2 Dual Core.
Video Card : NVIDIA Geforce 9800gt (4pin Connector Plugged in aswell)
Monitor : Samsung 1680x1050 SyncMaster 2032BT
Sound Card : Realtek high Definition
RAM : 4GB (2.27 Usable)
DirectX = 11

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The driver in question is compatible with Windows Vista and Windows 7.

NVIDIA DRIVERS 275.33 WHQL

Maguscreed said:

Artifacts are far more commonly a sign of a problem with the hardware itself (the graphics card)
That one is getting on in age it's possible it's dying on you.

I See... This happened 2 week's ago. So i got a Free 512 Mb NVIDIA Temporarily to see if it was CPU Or Video Card. It Made my CPU beep Once with the 512. But when i had finished with the 512 i put my 9800 Back in, No Problems, No more Artifact's exept the Flikering, Any other Idea's and Also i Did Install the Driver "Custom Install" Clean Sweep I shall test it now. On Assasins Creed BrotherHood I shall report Back

Maguscreed said:

I had a nvidia rig that used to give that message.
Turned out the power supply wasn't quite enough.
It ran for a year or so on it before the problem started showing up.
A slightly larger psu fixed the problem.

I suppose the flicker could be a power related problem. Seems a bit far fetched though, only because of the mention of artifacts.

Well, I Did Mention I Tryed a 512 Then put my old One back in Might of been out of Place or Not fully Locket..

Also what was you're old PSU And What's you're new one?

Also, i did some research NVIDIA 275.33 Is Having LOT'S!!! Of Problems... Google it

Google NVIDIA 275.33 Glitch,Crashing, Not Responding the Worlds 1# Stable Driver Maker Made the most Unstable Driver Ever... Anyone know when next Driver is out... and i can't rollback Driver's either D:

Help Please.

Thanks