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Having played games with extreme hitching and texture pop in because they are trying to load shaders on the fly, and I have a reasonable NVMe drive, I much prefer just prebaking the shaders at launch!
Also mine took only 10 minutes or so. Where did youj get he 30 mins from ? :P
From the video I linked in the OP, on a 10 year old processor and a 2060 6Gb. But it ran pretty incredibly well after it was completed.