tearing and blinking display

I tear and random flashing on my screen. This has happened after using safe mode. I have since upgraded to OS X's El Capitan. By dragging a window on the affected display solves the problem in this space but can create other flashing shapes. What is my problem

This behavior is normal in safe mode. It should stop when you restart as usual (not in safe mode).

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