PC freezes with buzzing sound restart automatically

i'm new to pc world and i bought mine 1 month ago everything was okay until 2 days ago when i was playing "overwatch2"
it froze and a loud buzzing started coming out of my headphones after 10-15 seconds it restarted itself, and the problem happened again on other game it happens like every hour i tried to search for the problem and i found nothing that worked
please help

additional info:
the game was Palworld I don't know if its the game problem but i don't think so because it happened in Overwatch

parts:
i5 12400
4060
asrock b660m pro rs
16 gb 3600
windows 10 pro

In the Search box,start typing in ---reliability ---and open ---Reliability History ---when presented.
There should be entries covering the failures and select the date of the first failure and then select and view the ---view tech details ---The first three lines starting with ---problem event name ---will give information as to the cause of the freeze.

joeandmarg0 said:

In the Search box,start typing in ---reliability ---and open ---Reliability History ---when presented.
There should be entries covering the failures and select the date of the first failure and then select and view the ---view tech details ---The first three lines starting with ---problem event name ---will give information as to the cause of the freeze.

i don't know which one but I think you mean this


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Berton said:

I heard that buzzing with one of my Desktops a few years ago and turned out the video card fan had failed and when the card got hot the fins on its heat sink vibrated.

I was watching my card temp it was normal

The Graphic card driver appears to be the problem,from code 1b8.
In the Search box,type in ---dxdiag --- and the Display page will give you the current driver in use.Note the version and Date,then visit the maker's site only and download that version,or a later one if available.
There is a tool available to uninstall the driver if you prefer,Display Driver Uninstaller [DDU].
When the uninstall is finished,install the new driver and see if that helps.
To reduce the number of failures appearing in Reliability History,in Powershell [admin ] type in ---dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth ---and press Enter.When it has finished,type in ---sfc /scannow ---and run it until a clean report is given.