Periodic lag/screen brightening experienced in graphics-intensive application

Hey I just started playing Guild Wars 2 on my iCore5 and I'm having a very similar issue, randomly when I'm playing my screen with brighten as if someone is turning the brightness up and when this happen it will kill my fps and lag me. This effect last for about 3-5 seconds then it will return to normal for a few seconds then continue to lag. I played SwTOR on my boot camp and never once had an issue. Can anyone tell me what might be happening? I'm going to try and reinstall the game to tonight.
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It's an iMac.
I went and looked at my settings last night and the min. Requirements for guild wars 2 my computer.
I haven't tried to update my drivers yet in going to try that tonight.
I sent a request to their support website haven't gotten a reply yet.
When I do play on Boot Camp side there is nothing running but the current game I'm playing.
I also found out last night that sadly when I installed this boot camp version I used a 32bit install disc I do have a 64 bit so if all else fails I'll reinstall all of windows.
I'm by no means s computer guru, but it has me s little stumped as to why I can play WOW, diablo 3, SWTOR, and never see this problem. So I don't think it's a hardware issue.
Thanks again for the help.

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