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Kingston one is trash, go for the blue
 
Most if not all kingston SSD's including the A400 are completely garbage

Go for the WD Blue. Kingston budget SSDs are well known for having sub-par performance, this one is no exception. Reviews for both below.
 
WD Blue: https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/western-digital-blue-ssd-review,4767.html
Kingston UV: https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/kingston-uv400-ssd-review,4730.html

These are fine, though not especially high-performance. What is your budget, and what do you hope to accomplish?

I'd opt for the Crucial MX500 personally.

Neither are amazing, but will definitely get the job done for daily use so I don't have a problem with either. I personally use a WD Blue M.2 solely because it was on sale at the time. Performance will always be better than a hard drive so if that's all you're looking for, go for whichever is cheaper. Both should be solid in terms of reliability. 

as far as i know the cooler is quite decent, not the best out there, but the card doesnt generate much heat to begin with so it should be quite quiet. though note i dont have any datapoints. the card does have a good rating though in pcp

xfx has better cooler and custom pcb, asus one seems to only have 2 heat pipe, probably direct contact, and it is a low end card so I assume they will lock the tdp. doesn't mean much unless you are into overclock or minning thu.

Ya the XFX does look to be better, pick that one up.

So just buy the Ryzen APU so you can actually run games, we don't even know if GPU pricing will be normal in 4 months, it seems unlikely.

The R3 2200G is easily the best chip at $99