My i7 5820k @4.2 Ghz also takes 20-30 minutes, so your 6700k should take a bit longer. Compiling UE4 always uses 100% of the CPU.
Can someone with Ryzen on board make benchmarks with UE4?
Same, 20-30 min for full editor rebuild on i7 6700k.
Just tried again to make sure, took 22 minutes.
Yea. Wondering if it is using all 8 cores of the ryzen for compiling ? The multicore performance has been much faster in all benchmarks i have seen so far.
Does it say “16 in parallel” when it starts compiling? By default it fails to detect hyperthreading and only runs as many tasks as you have physical cores.
Not having a Ryzen yet, but i’am really interested to see how it performs in UE4 overall. Hope there will be some more benchmarks and impressions by developers in the coming weeks.
Ive been benchmarking Ryzen Editor performance and will probably putup the results soon.
Unless you guys compile the exact same project the times you individualy get don’t say much.
Why would that matter? Couldn’t you just use something free on the market place so anyone could test, replicate, and add their own results?
I believe that building a particular version of the engine (4.15?) from the source is the most accessible way to benchmark Ryzen for UE4.
Nice. How is the overall system stability so far, considering the bios versions are early ?
It may be that building with sufficient cores is actually I/O bound rather than CPU bound, and thus you’d be better off with a really fast SSD (M.2 PCIE or similar) …
I am looking into getting new HW and this is (probably) relevant:
In short: For memory dependent operations getting high speed ram is important. This can help to explain different results from tests that seems to be with equal HW.
It’s pretty obvious, isn’t it?
Also interested in this
So where are your results? We want to see it 
I’m also waiting for benchmarking result 
Got mah R7 1700, but I’m waiting for a few more BIOS revisions before I try to push anything.
Didn’t have enough money left to buy a hard drive and I want to avoid putting too much stuff on my shiny new evo 960 so UE4 might be waiting another week or so.
It may be a good idea to select something available for everyone as a common base for benchmarks like compiling the engine or baking the lights of the Infinity Blade maps or whatever. Maybe something with the Kite Demo? I don’t know…