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I agree that Threadripper / EPYC look good on that.
Intel's main price/performance competition are Dual Xeon Silvers. Its not talked about very much, but 2x Silver 4114 (https://www.amazon.com/Intel-Xeon-4114-Deca-core-Processor/d...) isn't really that bad. 10-cores x2 == 20 cores at $1500 total.
That's 12-memory channels too (6-channels per socket). You'd have to buy an expensive dual-socket motherboard, but its relatively high-end / server-class for a reason.
Xeon Gold and Xeon Platinum are just WTF with the pricing though. I guess those are for people who stopped caring about price/performance.
AMD EPYC still seems better on a price/performance front than Dual Xeon Silvers, if only because you can get a single-socket EPYC with 8-channel RAM. But Xeon Silvers aren't really that far away.