We start the dat with a new Ryzen post. This round a Ryzen 5 1600X performce result in Cinebench R15 surfaced. The result comes from Reddit forum user VulkanDX12.

The man posted a picture of a Cinebench R15 benchmark run showing a CPU score of 1,136. Cinebench lists an AMD Ryzen processor with 6 cores and 12 threads clocked at 3.3GHzand model number ZD3301BBM6IF4_37/33_Y. 

Z = QS (Qualification Sample, which is closer to the retail version than an Engineering Sample)
D = Desktop processor (in this case, Summit Ridge)
330 = 3.30GHz base frequency
1 = Model revision number (first revision)
BB = 65W
M = AM4 platform
6 = Number of physical cores
I = ?? (there part indicates the amount of cache, but the decoder doesn't contain an entry for "I")
F4 = B stepping
37 = 3.70GHz boost frequency
33 = 3.30GHz base frequency

If you plot the Ryzen CPU's score in a graph of Cinebench R15 benchmark results over at Anandtech containing scores from 20 Intel processors, its score of 1,136 matches up with (and comes out slightly ahead of) Intel's Core i7-6800K. The second screenshot shows single threaded perf.