Glitching and random shutdowns

[MemeTeamSupreme]

I turn on my PC today and load up a few of my normal programs (Skype, Discord, Steam, Spotify, etc.) and after about five or so minutes, this happens to my computer. It's not a loose wire, or anything in that regard. Afterwards, whether I hard reset it or just let it power down by itself (it does that, by the way) it will do the same thing. It restarts for a few seconds, then my tower makes an audible beep, and it turns right off. This repeats endlessly until I pull the plug.

Anyone want to save me?

 

[valerstein]

check your monitor refresh rate

other option is to check your monitor's cable and make sure nothing is being pulled or plugged in incorrectly
e: i read op wrong

 

[MemeTeamSupreme]

check your monitor refresh rate

other option is to check your monitor's cable and make sure nothing is being pulled or plugged in incorrectly
e: i read op wrong

Aura, quick, I'm stupid, how do I do that

 

[vegetal]

it's likely something related to your graphics driver, if anything just clean out your tower for any dust or whatever and go from there

 

[DTBWolfie]

Usually when your tower is beeping, that's not a good thing. Could your system be overheating?

 

[Helios]

Usually this happens with loose connections but if you've double-checked that already this is a sign that the card is failing; artifacting like this is not natural.

How many beeps does your tower do? Just one? If so, how long? Does windows display a message about your driver kernel recovering?

 

[MemeTeamSupreme]

Usually this happens with loose connections but if you've double-checked that already this is a sign that the card is failing; artifacting like this is not natural.

How many beeps does your tower do? Just one? If so, how long? Does windows display a message about your driver kernel recovering?

This is the beeping, it's since changed from what it originally did.