Slow Build Time in Visual Studio 2017 and Above

[IT_Researcher]

I'm experiencing significantly slower build times in Visual Studio 2017 (and later versions) compared to Visual Studio 2010. For the same large project (~400MB), the build time has increased from around 20-30 seconds in Visual Studio 2010 to 45-60 seconds in Visual Studio 2017 and newer versions.
These are the setting that I have tried in visual studio 2017 but did not have any significant changes in time taken for build
1) Tools > Options > "Projects and Solutions" > "Build and Run": Set "MSBuild project build output verbosity" to "Diagnostic" (also tried verbosity to "Minimal", "Normal", and "
Quiet").
2) Tools > Options > Debugging: Disabled "Enable diagnostic tool while debugging".
3) Tools > Options > Environment > General: Disabled "Enable client-rich experience" and "Automatically adjust visual experience".
4) Tools > Options > Environment > Accounts: Disabled "Synchronous settings".
5) Tools > Options > "Projects and Solutions" > "Build and Run": Increased "Max number of parallel project builds" from 16 to 32.
Referred links : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...uild-very-slow
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...-and-debugging
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...uild-very-slow
Are there any other Configuration or settings available to reduce the time taken for build in Visual studio 2017 or higher versions ?

[Shaggy Hiker]

What kind of build times are you seeing?

[TysonLPrice]

Are you doing a Build or a Rebuild? I may be wrong but I think a Rebuild builds everything regardless if it changed or not. Build just does the changes, I think.