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4.5 Ghz 3770K
GTX 1080 / 388.00 driver
Windows 10 build 16299.19 (fall creators update)
https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/388-10-hotfix-driver-for-wolfenstein-ii.417568/
http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4575
I'm on a AMD GPU myself, alt-tab is doing something though even for windowed or borderless mode it causes momentarily flicker or how to say almost as if it's switching something which shouldn't happen in those display modes.
(EDIT: So for Nvidia I've read a bit about some of these problems but I can't do much testing myself as I don't have a Nvidia GPU to try with.)
Vulkan is a bit different from OpenGL though, I don't know if the game even supports OGL though the in-game console references it (r_displayapi was it?) but the game exe seems to be for Vulkan assuming it works the same DOOM did and there's a separate exe for each of these API's.
Display driver update is probably the best bet, Vulkan does use a separate runtime as well but I don't think it's as important as the Vulkan support from the display driver and then there's the same specific side of how the API is implemented and used too but I'm not too skilled with Vulkan myself or low-level API's in general at that.
Windowed or borderless display modes could be tried to see if it works around the issue unless you need fullscreen, there's a potential increase in latency and I don't know how well G-Sync (FreeSync on AMD.) handles non-fullscreen display mode either.
The black screen behavior does seem like a device lost issue or driver crash but Windows should be able to recover out of these with mostly just the game crashing as a result and the drivers re-initializing though it depends on how it crashes, not everything is able to recover as gracefully leading to requiring a system reset if things go badly.
If updating the display driver and changing the display mode doesn't work (Or if changing the display mode is unacceptable.) then I'm a bit out of ideas, I haven't checked how it looks on SteamDB but it might require a game patch or a future driver release at worst which well it sucks having to wait for fixes like that.