CS4 – display issues...

Ok... have a done a search... updated video drivers, etc. etc.
Here's the problem:
1/ Artifacts across the menus. Others have complained about this. It's like a line drawn across the menu titles.
2/ Time lags and visual glitches when zooming in and out of the active window. (Bridge detail remains, layers flash, etc.)
3/ PS CS4 crashed on me while i was working on a file... selections, etc... not too much of a size and ran the Gaussian filter on a small selection... that's when it crashed... hadn't backed up as i never had a problem with CS3. Lost about two hours of work... but will accept as mea culpa except this is the first time it's happened to me in all PS versions.
System:
Motherboard: Intel
CPU: Core2 Duo [email protected]
RAM: 2GB
Graphics card: GeForce 9600GT 512MB RAM
Driver version: 6.14.11.9038 dated July 2009 ( file name was: 190.38_desktop_winxp_32bit_english_whql.exe
Monitors: Dual Samsung 2243nwx (22inch 1680 x 1050 @ 60 Hertz)
Scratch: Two @ 18GB each on the first partition of separate HDDs (SATA)

XP updated to SP3?
Also, I know Directx has nothing to do with opengl but update Directx anyways to see if the Artifacts go away.
Check the video card itself for dust bunnies that may be causing it to overheat. Do you have a lot of cooling fans?
Ensure the videocard cooling fan is free to spin and no wires are rubbing it slowing it down and free of built up dust causing it to overheat.
Not sure if you used this product but it is free and removes all the Nvidia drivers to give you a clean slate. Sometimes fragments or left over drivers crapola remains after de-installs/reinstall process.
http://phyxion.net/Driver-Sweeper/Driver-Sweeper/Driver-Sweeper-205-available
Here is some newer drivers from the nvidia site
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_191.07_whql.html

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4. Less frequently the Mac will freeze randomly. I previously had iStat Menus installed and each time the MacBook Pro froze up it indicated both read and write disk activities.
Yesterday I decided to wipe the machine clean and start from scratch in case there were a software issue or corruption on the hard drive that was causing my woes. I completely erased my hard drive and even zeroed the entire disk to make sure everything was completely wiped out. I also disconnected all peripherals to simplify things as much as possible.
The first time I tried the reinstall everything completed successfully but the "Welcome" movie froze part way through. I then had problems running the install again. I was able to boot off the Leopard DVD, but the machine froze a couple of clicks into the install procedure. After numerous tries I was able to erase the hard drive once again and install Leopard. This completed successfully and I installed all updates.
The problems started to show up again almost immediately, however. I installed iLife and iWork and all the updates and had the computer freeze up on me again during a reboot. I also noticed that the display issues started to show up again even before installing any third-party software.
I've tried running disk tests with Drive Genius 2.1, but no errors have been reported. I've also used the freeware Rember program to run memory tests but have yet to see any errors. Sometimes my Mac powers up without any problems and once it's powered up it often stays running for days. The display issues appear quite frequently. I've using iStat Menus to keep an eye on the temperature sensors and everything appears to be normal - so it doesn't appear to be temperature related.
Fortunately the computer's still covered under the extended AppleCare warranty, but I would like to have some idea what's going on before I take it in just in case they're not able to reproduce the issues.
Any suggestions and insights would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks in advance for reading my rather long-winded message.
Cheers,
Tim

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