Found the solution myself. I had to change the cipher to AES-256-GCM. That’s what is negotiated when running it from the terminal. Cannot verify if this was changed by the update.
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I think this is why it’s recommended for Gnome users to update from a TTY rather than the GUI.
I have Ryzen 4800H but with dedicated nVidia GPU, after update my external HDMI monitor stopped receiving signal. Common fix with adding ‘Option “PrimaryGPU” “Yes”’ into /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/ → 10-amdgpu-nvidia-drm-outputclass.conf only made everything “black” including primary monitor. I had to reinstall video-hybrid-amd-nvidia-prime, apply the common fix again and luckily all works as before update. I also updated kernel to linux60, but the trick was in reinstalling graphics drivers. Hope that helps anyone else. No more issues detected so far.
Always issues with virtualbox, freeze at 20%. I’ve a 11th Gen Intel Core i5-11400H
Which encoders?
x264 and x265 use the CPU.
For GPU encoders, Intel and Nvidia provide their own encoders for AVC and HEVC.
It affects the amd hardware encoders for both h264 and h265 (as well as the hardware decoders), intel and nvidia are unaffected for any of it as far as I know
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Like I said though I seem to be getting the same video decoding for both h264 and h265 on amdgpu, no extra CPU being used during playback nor any performance / quality difference. I wonder if this issue is either for older or newer card models. In any case I hope the team can fix it soon for everyone affected, it sounds like a worrying limitation.
Same here. Audio test (front left, front right) after a fresh boot is fine.
But when playing a video stream in firefox oder chrome, there is no audio and the audio test doesn’t work anymore.
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So since today you can say, AMD GPU’s are no longer the recommend Hardware when it comes to Linux 
mesa is a split package that contains the following:
mesa
libva-mesa-driver
mesa-vdpau
opencl-mesa
vulkan-intel
vulkan-mesa-layers
vulkan-radeon
vulkan-swrast
mesa-demos and the lib32 packages are not related.
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I read somewhere in this forum that it seems to be a kernel problem. I was on the newest LTS and change to 6.0 and it was solved. When 6.1, which is supposed to be LTS I will change to that one
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After update CPU temperature is a little high by using any browser like Firefox or Chromium. Before the update is was working without fan unless I open YouTube video. I thought it may be mesa codec issue as other are mentioning this thread so install the mesa-git and lib32-mesa-git but no avail.
Dell inspiron 155505 AMD Ryzen 7 4700U Radeon shared graphics card.
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@khandakershahi and @pheiduck I notice you’re both using AMD GPUs. This is very likely due to the change in mesa.
@MirceaKitsune even with a 4K video in YouTube (watching it at the maximum resolution), you’re still not seeing any extra CPU usage or temperatures? Even if you let the video play for a while?
I have a problem with xfce screenshooter after this update.
I am trying to take a screenshot of a selected area of the top application window but it is ignoring the application windows and only seeing the wallpaper on my desktop.
I’ve reinstalled screenshooter and tried taking screen shots of different application windows but it only seems to see the desktop wallpaper.
Is anyone else experiencing this odd behaviour?
Plasma freezes will NEVER be fixed 
Am I the only one whose installation effectively crashes because it cannot download linux 6 headers? How do I convince pamac to try a different mirror after it fails to complete a download after 12 hours?
I have no issue with AMD GPU and mesa 22.2.4. 
Firefox runs fine with 4k Youtube when using default hardware acceleration. No high temperature, less than 10% GPU usage and CPU usage.
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Hm, I have a bug with qemu, my vms won’t boot
Seems a Kernel bug, because downgrade of qemu does not change the behavior
Fixed:
I have 2 core amd laptop with amd igpu. If you have any tests in mind I can do them before and after update.