My screen is blinking!

Hi All hope you can help me out
Everytime I update my drivers on my MS-8850 card (GeForce3 TI200) beyond driver ver. 27.20 I get a blinking that freezes the screen for a second or two.
Do some here know how to fix it?
I could then just use that driver, but I'm using a program that works best with the updated drivers (and within that particular program it do not blink) so...
My system is based upon WinXP and the Mb is a soyo SY-K7V Dragon plus. I have 512 mb of RAM and the processor is AMD xp 1800+.
Please help

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