Loud buzzing sound. Crash often during gaming netflix streaming + web browsing

Grant N

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So i have a desktop system:
Motherboard msi ms7693
Video card Nvidia GeForce 750TI
Processo AMD FX(tm)-6300 Six-Core Processor, 3500 Mhz
Ram 16gb corsair vengence 4x4gb

About 4 months ago(Win 10 switch) my computer started occasionally crashing while I was doing high video intensity activities. Sometimes after it happens if I waited a few minutes it would recover and the computer would say it had recovered from a video card kernel error. It was only happening once every few weeks and i decided to switch back to Win 7. No issues. *Edit* Issue still happened just less. Fiance reminded me. Fast forward 2 months I returned to Windows 10. Started having he issue again but it wasn't often enough to annoy me. However recently while playing games, battlefront beta Fallout 4 Assassins creed Fifa etc it will crash. Only once has it recovered. Same kernel error as before. Now when it crashes I have the hit the power button. I turn the computer back on and it goes to the Windows screen wihere it circles before displaying the login screen. But it wont get passed this screen. I restart again this time it will get to the waiting screen. Then it will say trying to repair and will go black after about 2 minutes it does nothing. I restart again. Repeat cycle waiting 2-5 minutes at the waiting screen and eventually it goes through and loads.

What is wrong? I have read Motherboard is most commonly the cause of this. I have heard video card as well. Yes Video card driver is fully updated. Yes i have rolled back before. Computer idles at 10-14 Celsius 35-55 when gaming...Until it fails.

 
a couple things could be the cause... First off i would do a full remove and re installation of your gpu driver, here is a program that will help you out with that http://www.guru3d.com/content-page/guru3d-driver-sweeper.html After that if there are still problems make sure that your cpu is still at stock speeds and not overclocked. Lastly what is your power supply and how many watts, this could be that cause of either not enough power, or a cheap power supply not giving good delivery. PSUs can make noises when the components are asking for more than it can deliver, or your buzzing could be something like coil whine which is a problem on the gpu. hopefully this helps!
 
Well that power supply is not the greatest, and may be the source of your problems. Its enough watts its just people arent really giving it good reviews and stuff like that. Listen and see if there is noise coming out of your psu other than just regular fan noise and noises caused by fan vibration. If there is no fix in reinstalling gpu drivers, I would go ahead and buy a new psu and return it if it still has problems(or you could just keep it to avoid any other problems this psu may have cuz its not the greatest.
 
Power supply sounds normal but considering I am running 6 fans in my desk (yes my pc is inside my desk) it may be overloaded. Will replace if GPU fix doesn't work. Its a couple years anyways.
 
Well after playing fallout for about 2 hours, which is more than I had been getting, it crashed again. I am still really confused because the Starwars beta crashed like twice during those 5 days but every other game seems to fail a lot more.