Best PC build for under $1,100?

I would appreciate some assistance, or perhaps just a solid recommendation, regarding the purchase of a new computer. I am looking to spend roughly $1,000—give or take $67—but I need to be clear about my requirements. It is essential that this budget includes both a monitor and Windows 10. If anyone happens to have a moment to spare, I would be most grateful if you could attempt to put together a configuration for me, or at least offer some commentary on a few offers I have already received...

I've got a single Dell 24" LED IPS monitor on hand—specifically the 24MP59G model. It features VGA and HDMI connectivity, supports G-Sync, and has a 1ms response time.
One copy of Microsoft Windows 10 64-bit, American version.
I suppose I'm looking at a single Intel Core i3-8100 desktop processor, the 3.6GHz version with 6MB cache on the LGA1151 socket, still in its original box.
I've got one ASRock Z370 PRO4, LGA 1151 socket.
I've got one Gigabyte RX 580 GAMING available, featuring 8GB of GDDR5 memory and equipped with both HDMI and DVI ports.
I’ve got one 1TB Seagate BarraCuda desktop hard drive sitting here—it's a 3.5" model with 32MB cache, running on a SATA III-600 interface.
I've got one Patriot Signature DDR4 kit here, running at 2400MHz, consisting of 8GB total via two 4GB sticks.
I suppose I’m looking at a single Kingston UV400 240GB SSD here—it's the standard 2.5-inch, 7mm variety, running on a SATA 6 Gbit/s interface.
I've got one Zalman Z3, the black USB 3.0 version, featuring those three 120mm fans.
Just one Fortron Hexa 85+ 450W, rated at 80+ Bronze.
Total: $3068

Amy Vaughn12, $1000 plus another 200-$100 is basically $2600

Listing #1.

Intel Core i5-7500 CPU
ASRock B250M-HDV Motherboard
8GB DDR4 2133MHz HyperX Fury RAM
128GB Toshiba SSD230S Series 3D NAND
MSI PHOENIX 2 Case
Thermaltake Litepower 650W PSU
1TB Toshiba HDD
ASUS STRIX RX 560-O4G-EVO-GAMING GPU
Microsoft Windows 10, 64-bit, American version
Dell 24 SE2416H Monitor (VGA/HDMI)

TOTAL: $2517 cash price
$2794 card payments

I honestly thought the price was in dollars...
Second attempt

1 x AOC IPS 23.8" i2480SX, VGA, DVI
1 x Microsoft Windows 10 64-bit American
1 x AMD Ryzen 3 4C/4T 1200 (3.1/3.4GHz
Boost, 10MB, 65W, AM4) box, with Wraith Stealth cooler
1 x MSI Main Board Desktop B350M_BAZOOKA
1 x Gigabyte GF GTX 1060 WF2, 3GB GDDR5
1 x HDD Desktop Seagate BarraCuda (3.5", 1TB, 32MB, SATA III-600)
1 x Patriot Viper4, 3000Mhz, 8GB (2x4GB), CL16
1 x Fortron Hexa 85+ 450W, 80+ Bronze
1 x Kingston UV400 120GB SSD, SATA
1 x Zalman Z1, USB3.0 black, 2x120mm

Total: $2573
Best Buy

Quote #2.

1. AOC 24" G2460VQ6 Monitor, 1920x1080, 80Hz........................$1,263
2. ASROCK B250M- HDV DDR4 2400MHz SATAIII M.2......................$564
3. Intel Core i5-7500 Processor..........................................$1,671
4. PowerColor Radeon RX 560 Dragon 4GB Graphics Card..................$1,076
5. RAM: Corsair 8GB, 1x8GB, DDR4.......................................$813
Kingston 120GB SSD.....................................................$474
6. Seagate BarraCuda 1TB................................................$383
7. Zalman LX 500W Power Supply.........................................$366
8. Zalman Z1 Midi Tower Case...........................................$273
9. Windows 10..........................................................$754

Grand Total: $7,646

If you're calling that a gaming rig, then an RX 560 is a total joke...

The setup Amy Vaughn12 has with that GTX 1060 and Ryzen 5 1200 is actually decent.

Thanks for the advice; honestly, every bit of info helps at this stage... If you were looking at my first offer versus my second one... which would be more appealing to you?

My advice would be to go with the Ryzen 5 1600 6/12, since it's priced the same as that i5 7500 4/4 you've got listed in your offers.

Here’s what I found in the thread above

Intel Core 5 1600 BOX, 3.2GHz 16MB, AM4 - $550
MSI B350M PRO-VDH, s.AM4, 7A38-003R - $213
8GB G.SKILL DDR4, 2400 MHz, DIMM, Value, CL15, F4-2400C15S-8GNT - $220
MSI GTX1050Ti 4GT OC - $447

around $1433 plus a power supply.

So, $4600 with a Fortron Hexa 400 PSU... then you just add Windows 10, a decent monitor, an SSD, an HDD, and a case

Transcribing this from the thread—gogo posted some updated prices

Intel Core 5 1600 $533
MSI B350M_PRO-VD_PLUS $178

Best Buy