AMD released a new driver
AMD RX 6000 series driver issues & workarounds
Anyone tested them without morbad's fix?
Robert Maynard
Volunteer Moderator
Yes - it doesn't fix the shader that affects bodies with tenuous atmospheres.
Thanks, you just saved me the hassle of downloading and installing them and all for nothing.
I'll stay on 22.10.3 then.
Thanks for saying that. I was wondering.
I'm still using 22.5.1
I updated to the optional ones because they do bring some performance improvements in Odyssey. At least on my PC they do.
It was quite worth the small hassle with downloading and editing some files.
If one isn't limited somewhere other than the GPU, the increase is fairly substantial.
Yes.
Thanks 
It seems I am struggling to apply fix #2 on Epic EDO installation. Have anyone of you managed to apply this fix with Epic?
I am currently at 22.11.1 drivers (so no fatal crush, just faulty shader) , followed the instruction from the first page by copying d3d11.dll, d3dcompiler_46.dll and d3dx.ini (after renaming) into the Epic installation directory. Started EDO - faulty shader is still applied.
Possible reason: there is no EliteDangerous64.exe file in C:\Program Files\Epic Games\EliteDangerous directory. There is EDLaunch.exe though. Couldn't find EliteDangerous64.exe anywhere in my system.
I don't have AppConfig.xml in this directory because I didn't have to overcome the fatal crashes as my drivers are already patched.
Is it possible the instruction does not cover all the required steps? Do I have to run 3DmigoDo in any way? Or are those dlls automagically included when EDO is being run?
I am currently at 22.11.1 drivers (so no fatal crush, just faulty shader) , followed the instruction from the first page by copying d3d11.dll, d3dcompiler_46.dll and d3dx.ini (after renaming) into the Epic installation directory. Started EDO - faulty shader is still applied.
Possible reason: there is no EliteDangerous64.exe file in C:\Program Files\Epic Games\EliteDangerous directory. There is EDLaunch.exe though. Couldn't find EliteDangerous64.exe anywhere in my system.
I don't have AppConfig.xml in this directory because I didn't have to overcome the fatal crashes as my drivers are already patched.
Is it possible the instruction does not cover all the required steps? Do I have to run 3DmigoDo in any way? Or are those dlls automagically included when EDO is being run?
Try C:\Program Files\Epic Games\EliteDangerous\Products\elite-dangerous-odyssey-64
Spot on. I found this folder when looking for GPUWorkTable.xml file location. Not sure why EliteDangerous64.exe could not be found by Windows file system search though...
Either way, thank you @DrinkyBird for helping me out and most importantly to all the people finding this solution. I salute you
Because Windows Search is terrible at finding files.
For future, if you ever need to find a file, I recommend this: Everything Search - Voidtools
It's free, no ads, and will find any file on your computer in seconds.
Or just use something like Everything and discover how truly terrible Windows' built in search is.
It really isn't, searching for EliteDangerous64.exe takes several minutes for me - and that's when I just search the SSD it's on...
Meanwhile the tool Everything takes several seconds to index the names of all 5.5 million files on my entire machine, and after that searching by filename is literally instantaneous.
For that I just open a Git Bash shell in the folder I want to search and use regular old GNU grep.