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I get that too, I think it was with FXAA. Try MSAA or whatever the other is, also try lowering your overclock/increasing the voltage, I noticed my 290 was perfectly stable in Valley/Heaven/Furmark, but needed more voltage in Watch Dogs, I was getting flashing and flickering textures, added +6mV and it went away.

      

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I get that too, I think it was with FXAA. Try MSAA or whatever the other is, also try lowering your overclock/increasing the voltage, I noticed my 290 was perfectly stable in Valley/Heaven/Furmark, but needed more voltage in Watch Dogs, I was getting flashing and flickering textures, added +6mV and it went away.

 

Its not part of the game, it could be an unstable overclock, overheating, the game being a buggy peice of crap or your drivers. 

 

You proabably have oced too high. 

 

I'm on msaa(X8) and on stock everything, haven't overclock anything:(

(Amd driver up to date)

 

Yeah definitely part of the game..

looks like you went in paint and just drew them on lol oh watch dogs 

I only added the black lines in paint=\

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Wow looks like crap.

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Same here. The problem is on MSAA, change it to SMAA or FXAA. I've never overclocked my graphics card, so I don't think there is anything to do with it. So far, I didn't have any problems playing other games with this GPU. It looks like some kind of driver issue that affects only WD (it's a new engine), hopefully a future update will fix it. Sorry for the bad english.  :wacko:

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