I faced the BSOD(quite frequent) before when i got my r5...
it was due to i install the older version of Win10....before the anniversary edition because that's the only installer i have that time 

after that, i download the latest version and no more BSOD 
(rmb microsoft saying they don't wanna support the new processors on the older OS)

Ryzen 5 1500x don't come with any stock cooler (all Ryzen with x don't come with stock cooler) Ryzen 5 1600 same cooler with Ryzen 7 1700 just don't have RGB.

RX580 @ GTX 1060 or wait Vega come out.

GTX 1050 or Rx 460/560 then. if can squeeze another rm100 can get gtx1050ti mini with 1 fan.

Give this video a look. I like this channel, very factual and emphasis on value for money.

Maybe you can shave some more savings? What made you choose 1500x instead of plain 1500 or 1600? Do you plan to overclock? If so, why? Pure gaming? Then you're better off investing in a better graphic card.

All Ryzen chips can be overclocked. The X ones are higher clock speed and a little bit more settings for advanced users.

Be aware that Ryzen do not have integrated graphics, you actually need a GPU for display. If you are planning to wait, then you should reconsider. Think about your priorities for the new PC, whether you actually need it or not. Maybe you could just get by with an upgrade here or there.

I actually don't know much about AMD, this week I will be getting my first AMD machine ever (Ryzen5 1600 with 16GB RAM) to replace my year 2011 i5-2500. I'm a little better off as I already have a 1060 GTX 6GB from the old pc to put in the new one. In fact I wouldn't want to replace it at all if not for the motherboard failure, I was happily playing Mass Effect Andromeda on High settings at 1080p on my i5-2500 with 8GB RAM.

What I meant was if you're tight for budget, maybe you should save up more first and upgrade a part or two in your existing machine, stuff that can be brought over to your new computer in the future: eg graphic card or a SSD drive. I joined this thread late, I do not know what your existing machine is, but it seems to me that if you're changing a new PC for gaming then you should get 16GB Ram and at least a 1060 card to see a massive upgrade in gaming experience in 2017.

Unlike intel, all Ryzen is having unlock multiplier, so if u pair it with B350 or X370 MB, it support oc.

Out of the box, Ryzen 1500x base clock is 3.5GHz for all core, and it also support precision boost which increase the frequency to 3.7Ghz for 1 to 2 active core.

https://www.amd.com/en/ryzen

You can test drive

Since it's an entire cybercafe of Ryzens, maybe someone there can give you more advice.

1600 6C/12T

MSI RX580 ARMOR 4GB - RM1030
Ryzen 5 1400 - RM819
GIGABYTE AB350M-DS2 - RM409
KINGSTON VALUE DDR4 2133MHZ 8GB - RM290
KINGSTON UV400 240GB - RM399
SILVERSTONE ST500 - RM229
AIGO STARSHIP 2 - RM149

TOTAL - RM3325

Switch to GTX 1050ti and HDD if want save budget.

ZOTAC GTX 1050TI MINI 4GB - RM719
INTEL G4560 - RM299
ASROCK B250M-HDV - RM349
KINGSTON VALUE DDR4 2133MHZ 8GB - RM290
KINGSTON UV400 240GB - RM399
SILVERSTONE ST500 - RM229
AIGO STARSHIP 2 - RM149

TOTAL - RM2434

Intel counter part still offer lesser price. Wait till Ryzen 3 if want save budget. Vega GPU might drive RX500 series price lower to.

Price ActiveLansing Johor.

can try ling loong @ dota tech it

https://web.facebook.com/DOTATECH/

he got bundle promo for Ryzen 5/7 + B350/X370 MB + ram

Is there any ryzen mitx motherboard in our local market?

Those are m-atx 

What gonna be your main usage? Putting a lower GPU on higher power CPU kinda don't make sense.

For Ryzen 5 1500X/1600 good match is RX570/GTX1050ti and up.

Haha why not add slightly more 4 the GTX1060 3GB

this should help you think otherwise