Consumer grade CPUs aren't meant to be pushed with heavy load 24/7, meaning, durability becomes another variable which, in my experience, will quickly outweigh the brief burst of speed.
I think this is the best path if your problem can support it.
I use a 5950X for running genetic programming and neuroevolution experiments and about once every 100 hours the machine will just not like the state/load it is experiencing and will restart. My approach is to checkpoint as often as possible. I restart the program the next morning and it deserializes the last snapshot from disk. Worst case, I lose 5 minutes of work.
This also helps with Windows updates, power outages, and EM/cosmic radiation.
If you really care, you can buy an Epyc branded AM4 or AM5 cpu which has remarkably similar specifications and MSRP to Ryzen offerings.