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Bad news- I don't know how to set up the GPU in System tab. No matter which one I select (CUDA, Optix, Hip or oneAPI), it says "No compatible GPU found for Cycles" (...though I only want to use EEVEE).
Am I seriously going to be forced to roll back or download an earlier version, and not allowed to progress with Blender? Or is there some other option I'm not seeing to allow/force use of my previously useable GPU?
EDIT: Just decided to rollback to 4.1 in the Steam version. It's working now, though I have to re-set everything back up again. Checked the GPU settings in System in this version, and...same results. Meaning there is some odd bug with 4.2 EEVEE and Material Preview, and it's not my GPU. Not upgrading to 4.2 again until Blender figures this out.
(as an adobe user. How much money do i have to throw money at blender to make them fix my exacly pc problem)
Personally I have an older radeon GPU that simply isn't recognised by blender. Different brands of GPUs and older GPUs are set up differently, so that blender has to use a different code to 'talk' to your GPU. But the newer versions of Blender no longer 'talk' to older GPUs. So yah like others said just gotta roll back the version until they do.
This reddit post has some good discussion on it for a specific GPU.
https://www.reddit.com/r/blender/comments/1aredtb/what_limitations_are_there_with_amd_rx_480_in/
Hopefully that accurately explains 'why' someone might have that issue.
Also yeah I'm no tech guy so I hope that isn't totally wrong lol