Display Ghosting in heavy projects?

I've had this exact issue going on for many months. Posted a question about it, but didn't seem like an issue many others were experiencing.
Replaced graphics card, fresh OS and SONAR install, Win10 upgrade.... didn't get rid of it either.
 
For what it's worth, I've traced my ghost lines to this scenario:
Track View/ All Track Visible ( Folders as well as individual tracks)
Pull focus to a single track or group of tracks, lines appear that are graphic remnants of how the clips and folders were represented in the prior view. I've repeated this on several projects and the ghost lines are definitely connected to the visual representation of the previous view. The layout and shapes match up. ( I'll post pics if needed).
You might test this out to see if that's your situation as well.
 
If so, maybe there's a common MB, ram or graphics card in our systems that don't play well with SONAR's GUI implementation. 
 
BTW, I've seen no correlation with project size or demand but will look into that.

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have you guys considered using onboard graphics Vs. using a card ?
if your pc has a good processor and your not using the same PC to play "Call of duty" or "World of Warcraft",
I don't see the reason to use a video card.
 
I pulled out my G Force 510 and have been using my onboard graphics for almost a year now and my problems were solved. It was also one less thing to worry about. I did it as a test to narrow down some problems I was having and came to the realization, it was one of my problems.
 
if you have a CPU that is not up to par, low RAM maybe..then I can understand the need for a GC.
but if you have an Intel I7 with onboard Dual DVI slots, give it a shot. just make sure to update the onboard card.
This is of course only my opinion, but just thought I would try and give my thoughts. you also might want to check for the very latest version of your Graphics card (look for an update).
hope you get this sorted.

dcmg
Current graphics card is a GeForce GT730, did a test of a duplicate of that same card ( issue persisted) and prior was the onboard Intel graphics. I switched to graphics card thinking it might solve the issue. 
Win7/Win10, no change.
 
My prior post on it is here:
http://forum.cakewalk.com/Horizontal-Lines-Present-When-Viewing-Individual-Tracks-For-Editing-m3370984.aspx
When I re-read it, there were some points I had forgotten about ( workarounds) but no new light shed, unfortunately.

Thanks dcmg,
After reading through your original thread one difference that comes to mind is that closing splat and re opening it
cures the problem for a while.
I should also check and see if the problem is present in X3 and will do that asap.