Is common on a crash and not a big clue.
The PSU looks to be well thought out (single rail, amply sized) so I'd look to issues like game and graphics settings, drivers and of course the version of Windows and BIOS.
Supply a Speccy to save back and forth questions. Read https://www.piriform.com/docs/speccy/using-speccy/publishing-a-speccy-profile-to-the-web
Also, name a game.
I have a 6700k, GTX 1060 computer but every time I play games it freezes and buzz. Strange thing is that the CPU maxed out at 60 degrees Celsius and the GPU at 52 (manual fan speed). What is the problem here? Is it my Corsair GS 800 PSU that I bought in 2013. Do I need new PSU?

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