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24Gb ram, good...
I5 a bit weak..
Motherboard?
Basic trouble shooting is to disconnect any extra hardware. Check for updated drivers. A bios update might be needed also. Also you might need to change refresh rate settings.
But then I tried to change the settings back to 3840x2160 (Fullscreen), OMG it keeps blinking again and I have to quit it using Task Manager.
Keep trying different settings for a few times, including the HDR settings (my monitor supports HDR)... Even I click the "optimize" button again without changing anything else... There is still no success anymore... It always goes back to the desktop, and every time when it goes back to the desktop, my monitor shows a message "HDR enabled". At that time I suspect HDR may be the reason of the crash.
But then I finally found the key!
What I did is ... I changed to window mode with 2560x1440 using GeForce Experience... The game could run very smoothly!
And then I changed to Borderless window with the resolution automatically changed to 3840x2160, still good and basically it appears the same as "fullscreen" but without any problems! The interesting thing is, when I go to in-game Settings, there is no option for me to choose "Fullscreen" anymore. "Fullscreen" can only be set using GeForce Experience outside the game.
I closed and re-opened the game for 2-3 times using borderless window with 3840x2160 and HDR enabled. It still looks good. It seems that the "fullscreen" setting is the reason causing the crash.