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Lol... My research proved as sufficient and as hopeless. It's okay man, that's how it is with laptops in India. Either shell out a lot of money, that you don't have or buy a cheaper, worse model and hope it doesn't bail out on you before 2-3 years.
 
Still, thanks for taking out the time to help.

Bad cooling, build material feels cheap, Asus poor QC+QA and warranty

The problem isn't the warranty period lol
 
What's your budget?

Basically Asus warranty is globally known as bad - not helpful at all
I don't think there's any decent models

Get the one with the 1650, it's far superior tot he RX 560 (+66% in UserBenchmark) 
https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-1650-vs-AMD-RX-560/4039vs3926
 
You'll kick yourself for getting the RX 560, it'll 100% be the bottleneck of the system. You can always upgrade the one with the 1650 to an SSD at a later date, which would be good because then you can do a fresh install of windows without all of the Asus bloat lol
 

A quick lookup of the teardown of the Tuf 505 series laptops shows that there's an empty M.2 port, for easily upgradability. Meaning you can keep the 1TB drive and throw in an SSD that fits your budget in there at a later date. 
 
 

I did do that actually but i don't really have time to gather all and understand all of it... i read a few guides and all but when it comes to choices, I just can't make one and so thought of seeking help... I did think to read more but well kinda needed the easy way out, so here I am... Maybe the next one would be a better and far better calculated choice... thanks for the suggestions though... But it's like choosing anything electronics, without a review and feedback from users, you can't say how good it is, I'm kinda going straight for the feedback route here

Well i got the Razer basilisk and it served me well since a year. Its almoust anytime on sale for like 40$-50$.
 

^^^ I have 2 of them right now, they're excellent mice. I've had 4 G502s overall (one I plugged into a known broken USB3 card cause I'm an idiot and it fryed it, so my fault, and another was given away to a friend), a G602 (original one's receiver did break but after literally 3 or so minutes on the phone they shipped me an entire new one completely free, shipping and everything), and my work mouse is the 1st gen MX Master, a freaking amazing mouse for spreadsheets and such cause of the side scroller and extra buttons. Logitech mice have been darn good in my experience, same as Corsair with keyboards. 

I ordered the G502 but just picked up the Corsair Dark Core RGB at Best Buy. I think I'm going to keep the Corsair. 

Logitech G502. best mouse. 

Razer Deathadder
Logitech G502
Corsair Glaive
 
I know you say you don't have time, but make some time. Don't buy something with no idea of how good or bad it is. It's not like you're going to be a mouse expert. Just take 10-20 minutes. Do it when you're on the toilet, laying in bed getting ready to sleep, eating lunch, something! 

G502 is a fantastic mouse, and on sale right now I believe 

The BEST course of action would be to spend a bit more now to keep this for the next 3-5 years with some overclocking on a decent board. That extra $20-$40 or so is so worth it for the extra oomph you get with overclocking it on all cores that extra little bit.
Out of the boards you mention, I'd go with the b450 tomahawk if you can fit it in your budget, if not then the x370 pro 4, or the asus b350-f.
 
I'm actually looking out for another board right now and my top choices are:-
 
MSI b450 Tomahawk
Asrock x370 pro 4
MSI x370 gaming pro carbon
Asrock b450 pro 4
 
Pretty much in that order, but the boards have different reasons for their choices.

1) B450mk: absolutly not. No vrm heatsink
2) gigabye b450: not a big fan
3) x370 pro4: better than those above
4) b350f: sounds fine to me
5) tomahawk b450: great board
6) pro4 b450: costs more than I expected it to be
7) ab350m: still a320 based, not recommended
 

Well, to give you some more. I consider the b450 pro 4 from asrock (atx, not the matx) board a good option together with the b450 tomahawk from msi. Get something with a vrm heatsink, and watch out for 300 series msi boards, those are kinda crappy

Some b350 boards are fine, but with the difference it costs for a b450 (depending on location of course), it might be worth the upgrade.
I'd go for the 1600 and a b350/b450 mobo, the asus b350-f or the asrock ab350m pro 4 (As I have this one myself and can confirm it's fine for a mid-high OC for an AIO cooler or even the included cooler), make sure you have adequate case cooling fans though... it's worth the extra $20 or so for a couple of corsair ML120 fans.

I really wouldn't choose an a320 for anything higher than a ryzen 3. The difference between the 2600 or 1600 isn't that big, but between b450 and a320 there is

If you go 1600 you should still get B450. A320 doesnt allow CPU overclocking and B350 boards are generally worse than B450 ones.

For 86 dollars, no. But a motherboard upgrade? Why?