Windows 10: Computer crashes/loud buzzing & sometimes BSOD from playing music/sound

System: Core-i7 5960x @ 3.0 32 GB ddr4 GTX TITAN X Hybrid ASUS x99-deluxe MOBO Logitech z906 5.1Problem: Sound drivers? Sound card? I don't recall changing anything recently but the problem has made my PC unusable with any kind of bass-heavy song/video/noise. If the level of bass hits too high the computer will freeze/stutter BRRRRRRRR sometimes giving me a BSOD, sometimes just remaining frozen/blaring sound until i reset/turn off pc. This is unrecoverable. I've tried reinstalling windows/downloading a fresh copy to replace drivers, but I am thinking I might have a motherboard issue?

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Windows 10 freezing with loud buzzing sound

i'm having a lot of problems on my Windows 10 machine and to be honest i'm giving up on it, it used to run games well but now it crashes with a loud buzzing sound even in games that it used to run flawlessly, any help will be appreciated since no one i know has wanted or cared to help me, i've tried updating drivers, windows memory check, updating motherboard drivers, checking drive health and none proved effective, even clean installs of windows won't help, what do i do?
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Computer crashes while playing games with buzzing sound.

Hi, recently, my PC has been crashing while playing video games and it makes a loud buzzing sound for 2-3 seconds before auto-restarting, it's really annoying. I have a GTX 750 Ti and an AMD A8 6600K in my PC. I'd really like a fix. I've tried MSI Afterburner
and my GPU or CPU doesn't appear to be overheating, it sticks at a stable 35-40 for the CPU and 30-35 for GPU.

 

Windows 10 freezing with loud buzzing sound

I would say that the loud buzzing sound can be from a CPU or GPU over temperature alarm. Then to protect the device it shuts down.
- Is your computer overclocked?
- Do you have a hardware monitor?

My suggestion is to download, extract (mine is extracted to C:\Program Files (x86)\HardwareMonitor) and run OpenHardwareMonitor. (It's a portable, doesn't need to install)
Under options you can set to run on startup. It shows the current, min and Max values.