Thanks for the responses to my question!! I've already tried to downclock the device, that didn't help a lot though, yes I have overvoltage set to 6, however I tried to disable it for testing purposes, sadly it didn't help. I actually only used gles2rice since my games then run at 1080p, all of the other options run at a realy low res, and when I look into the menu where you can change the video output, it's set to 1080p. So I think my new question would be then how to set the "real" resolution for one of the better emulators to 1080p.

@Lumbeechief081 I don't have such contraption to test, sorry, but take a look here and here for an explanation on what those numbers are and how they can be generated.

@SartreFan @m1k3ol Instead of changing these settings in raspi-config. Have you tried adding these settings in config.txt instead? Video options in config.txt For example hdmi_ignore_edid=0xa5000080 hdmi_ignore_cec=1 hdmi_group=1 hdmi_mode=4

Thanks for the interessting link. Yesterday I tried the original RPI power supply, but same as before. After about 30-60 mins everything starts to flicker. I don't get any errors and if I reboot the system everything works fine for the next 30-60 mins.

@andymarham did you ever solve this? I have exactly the same issue...

@edmaul69 Yes, tried the game mode. Thanks!

@Jakob-Holz glad to see it is working for you. Unfortunately so many guides tell you to add lines to the bottom of the config but fail to mention it is already on the page somewhere else and may or may not be # hashtagged out.

thanks, I will try this once I get home and come back if it continues. super dodgeball also was really bad with the flickering.

@naddel81 said in Flickering in some games - Motion blur?: That flickering is supposed to even burn into some N3DS Screens This almost has to be isolated to specialty screens. In most cases an intermittent image only helps to prevent burn-in. Granted, it's a bug and some sort of fix would be ideal, but I have to wonder if this issue would produce any screen damage to conventional displays.