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Yes, I was wrong about the degraded performance. After an initial long load time, and I suppose the recompilation as you describe, it seems to run fine. Still getting the startup message.
Mine says "The version of AMD Software that you have launched is not compatible with your currently installed AMD graphics driver."; I wonder if that's related.
Yes, I can run AMD Software: Adrenaline Edition. Runs normally. Shows current software version as 23.11.1, Released 10/17/2023, Status: Up to date.
Driver indeed reports wrong internal version that we (UE) use for checking if it's too old or not. In this particular case, when old(er) gfx cards is installed, driver 23.11.1 reports internal version 31.0.21905.1001 instead of 31.0.22023.1014. Super-strange, I admit! :/
I've notified AMD of this issue, so we can now only hope and wait...
Thank you DEN for looking into this. FYI: I used the AMD driver removal tool in safe mode on Windows 10 and reinstalled 23.11.1. The message still appears.
One more FYI: I'm glad I did a clean driver install. Graphics are noticeably sharper, and the performance went from 70fps to 144fps. Looks absolutely fantastic and my PC is just an old i7-4790K @ 4GHz w/32GB DDR3
Fixed on our side. Will be in next patch.