BazookaBZ

Will i experience a more bottleneck experience if i get the GTX 970 VS the RX 580 where i can get a clean non-less bottleneck experience with the Ryzen 3 1200?

I was looking through the userbenches but i only see a roughly like, 5-8 FPS increase with the RX 580, what difference does it make if i buy a GTX 970 or what? Is the RX 580 more effective against the GTX 970 in terms of bottleneck?

I need suggestions... I want to pair the GTX 970 with the Ryzen 1200(But much recently i had a dream that the GTX 970 was bottlenecking the Ryzen 3 1200 really badly) but i'm afraid of the outcomes. Should i just get a RX 570, 580? OR what if i want to stick what i told myself i was going to do and get a GTX 970?

I did what you suggested and linux still overwrited my windows boot loader. I unplugged all the HDs and installed linux on a 250GB hdd and after it was installed plugged everything back in and the GRUB console appeared.

So yesterday i came across the problem where i deleted my 50GB partition that was reserved for Linux. I was thinking at the time i should reverse the boot loader over at the Ubuntu terminal, because the way i got into Ubuntu first time about a week ago is if i setup the bootloader to launch grub via command from Windows CMD, and it actually took me to the GRUB Screen so i was able to launch linux from that, but long story short i didn't think of reversing that in the terminal and after deleting the Linux partition in windows and restarted(WHICH I WAS SO STUPID, i knew the consequences was coming to me), i messed up my EFI boot loader and i couldn't get into windows anymore, and i tried every single Boot rec and BCD command out there on the forums of different variety websites. So how can i avoid screw ups like this is in the future so i don't have to reinstall windows cleanly on my SSD? And Also, the Linux partition was separate from 1TBB HDD, so it wasn't even near my SSD windows installation at all, but i still had to reinstall windows and i couldn't really successfully fix the windows boot loader.