My PC Hardware Specs

Motherboard: Q87-M2 CPU: i7-4790 GPU: Titan RTX Memory: DDR3 8x2 = 16 GB OS: Windows 10 v1903 Disk: 1 TB HDD (no SSD yet) (Currently, My motherboard, cpu, DDR3 memory, HDD disk are the sources of causing performance bottleneck.)

My Battlefield V Graphics Settings

In-game Resolution: 4K, while my monitor is 1080p Direct 12: On DXR: On Ray-Tracing: Ultra DLSS: On Almost all the settings are at their highest, except these two: "Special Effect Quality" & "Special Effect Amount" are set to "High", not "Ultra", cuz it may crash frequently on "Ultra" once a big explosion occured nearby (e.g: V1 rocket or big tank shell), or a plane flying too fast through nearby, probably due to my poor Motherboard and Memory Generation is DDR3, not DDR4, if it's not the problem of game itself.

Update: The "Post-Effect Quality" has been reduced to "High", rather than "Ultra", due to crash, and I doubt it maybe caused by "Ultra" Post-Effect Quality.

Important Note:

1. Currently, my Hard Disk has bad track, which may cause very slow disk read/write time, & even crash the game, I need to buy at least 2 new disks when my money is enough. So, don't watch my unstable live-stream, watch all the previous broadcast videos I edited, cut & saved on Twitch server is more enjoyable.
2. Sorry, maybe I would give up playing mid-way, so watching my live-stream (especially RTS game which has too many micro-management, but FPS games is more suitable for watching live stream) may waste your time, but once I got a nice entire match, I will cut it, watch past edited videos is better.