Which one is suitable.

[Akamii]

If i'm going to use GTX 1060 6GB on 1080p 60hz monitor which one of these bundles are the best for it? keep in mind im limited by budget so i want the best for the price as it wont bottleneck my gpu + if im going to upgrade later i will actually sell the whole PC and buy new one, so ye im not looking for upgradable bundle.
I will be gaming only.

i5 7500 + B250M Gaming 3 or GA-H110M + DDR4 8GB ram
i5 7400 + B250M Gaming 3 or GA-H110M + DDR4 8GB ram
i5 6500 + B250M Gaming 3 or GA-H110M + DDR4 8GB ram
i5 4460 + GA-P81 + DDR3 8GB RAM
Ryzen 1500X + B350-PLUS

Benq 6ms 22inch monitor 1080p (cheapest)
Asus 21.5inch 1ms monitor 1080p
Asus 24inch 1ms monitor 1080p

i just want to pick the best one for that graphics card, not really that over or that less.

[Luke D]

just get the r5 1400 and the cheapest Asus monitor (Benq if you don't play fps games). the difference in cache doesn't really affect it if you overclock

[Armakar]

Ryzen, i5 is a worthless buy

[Akamii]

2 minutes ago, Luke D said:

just get the r5 1400 and the cheapest Asus monitor (Benq if you don't play fps games). the difference in cache doesn't really affect it if you overclock

if i wont overclock, its still better than the rest and wont bottleneck that gtx 1060 anyway?

[Akamii]

2 minutes ago, Armakar said:

Ryzen, i5 is a worthless buy

why? would it bottleneck my gtx 1060 ?

[Luke D]

2 minutes ago, Armakar said:

Ryzen, i5 is a worthless buy

not true, still better optimized that ryzen, however there is a better upgrade path especially with dx12 promises 

[Armakar]

Just now, Akamii said:

why? would it bottleneck my gtx 1060 ?

No, it wouldn't bottleneck, but your getting a 4 core, 4 thread processor when for the same price you could get a 1600 which is 6 core 12 thread and overclockable.

 

Ontop of that, it's pretty likely if you get an AM4 motherboard, Ryzen 2 will be compatible with it, whereas Z270 is dead and Cannonlake won't be using it, so you have pretty crappy upgrade options if you go with the i5.

 

Get a 1600, you won't be dissapointed. 2 extra cores and 8 extra threads, way better dude.

[Luke D]

1 minute ago, Akamii said:

why? would it bottleneck my gtx 1060 ?

no, not even a current i3 would, when you get to r5/i5 range you should be at 100% utilization on both

[Armakar]

2 minutes ago, Luke D said:

no, not even a current i3 would, when you get to r5/i5 range you should be at 100% utilization on both

Pretty wrong, if you look at benchmarks for the 1600 you'll see it barely gets to 70% usage in alot of games while still maintaining the performance of an i5

[Guest]

33 minutes ago, Akamii said:

If i'm going to use GTX 1060 6GB on 1080p 60hz monitor which one of these bundles are the best for it? keep in mind im limited by budget so i want the best for the price as it wont bottleneck my gpu + if im going to upgrade later i will actually sell the whole PC and buy new one, so ye im not looking for upgradable bundle.
I will be gaming only.

i5 7500 + B250M Gaming 3 or GA-H110M + DDR4 8GB ram
i5 7400 + B250M Gaming 3 or GA-H110M + DDR4 8GB ram
i5 6500 + B250M Gaming 3 or GA-H110M + DDR4 8GB ram
i5 4460 + GA-P81 + DDR3 8GB RAM
Ryzen 1500X + B350-PLUS

Benq 6ms 22inch monitor 1080p (cheapest)
Asus 21.5inch 1ms monitor 1080p
Asus 24inch 1ms monitor 1080p

i just want to pick the best one for that graphics card, not really that over or that less.

The 1500X at stock trades blows with a I5 7500 heck even a OC Ryzen 1300X can meet up with a I5 7500. I'd get the Ryzen 5 1500X build OC it to 3.8Ghz on the stock cooler and be happy. 

 

Also you will be buying into a new platform(which will support newer CPUs to 2020) with newer DDR4 memory what matter what don't get the 4460 combo over that reason alone. 

[Akamii]

5 hours ago, Armakar said:

No, it wouldn't bottleneck, but your getting a 4 core, 4 thread processor when for the same price you could get a 1600 which is 6 core 12 thread and overclockable.

 

Ontop of that, it's pretty likely if you get an AM4 motherboard, Ryzen 2 will be compatible with it, whereas Z270 is dead and Cannonlake won't be using it, so you have pretty crappy upgrade options if you go with the i5.

 

Get a 1600, you won't be dissapointed. 2 extra cores and 8 extra threads, way better dude.

well so both of them performe the same in games and they wont bottleneck the gpu?

[Akamii]

5 hours ago, Luke D said:

no, not even a current i3 would, when you get to r5/i5 range you should be at 100% utilization on both

well, that makes me go with the cheaper option then which is the i5, thanks bro.

[Armakar]

2 hours ago, Akamii said:

well, that makes me go with the cheaper option then which is the i5, thanks bro.

really advise against this, they perform the same in games.

 Get the ryzen 5 1400 if your budget is really tight; it's got 4 extra threads and it's overclockable + comes with a cooler. It's also cheaper than an i5 7400.

It's pretty agreed upon that i5's are a pretty crappy buy, they perform the same in games as Ryzen yet they remain the same price (or more expensive) with less cores / threads and some aren't overclockable

 

 

[Akamii]

17 hours ago, Armakar said:

really advise against this, they perform the same in games.

 Get the ryzen 5 1400 if your budget is really tight; it's got 4 extra threads and it's overclockable + comes with a cooler. It's also cheaper than an i5 7400.

It's pretty agreed upon that i5's are a pretty crappy buy, they perform the same in games as Ryzen yet they remain the same price (or more expensive) with less cores / threads and some aren't overclockable

 

 

in my country i5 is cheaper

[Luke D]

16 hours ago, Akamii said:

in my country i5 is cheaper

seriously, I like AMD but the i5 is cheaper in the UK as well and so are the motherboards (especially itx). The 6400 with a decent cooler is cheaper than a 1300x.