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I'd take greater HDD.
If you don't do video-editing and like to have 100 tabs open in chrome you would probably be ok with 8GB memory. Also about memory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_Yt4vSZKVkMotherboards are kinda booring, you don't need to pay much more than what gives you the connections you need and is made for the processor and other components you choose.If you're paying for a motherboard that supports M.2 disk I would consider buying an M.2 (faster pre-loading in some games, faster boot times) I'm fine with a 250GB M.2 disk, but I will go for 500GB next time just to future proofing and be able to have more installed steam games or programs at any given time.If you're on a budget I guess SSD is good enough, but maybe you could buy a cheaper motherboard then.?Any money you save can be used for a good graphics card and a high refresh monitor. If it was me on a budget I would buy a Nvidia card like Gtx 1060 and a 1080p or even 1440p monitor with 144hz refresh rate or more.
Note that if using 2 monitors with different Hz you gonna have some issues. It's been improved recently but still can be experienced. You can Google more about it.
Please correct me if I'm wrong. G-sync will get you a smooth image but adds respons time. It can be a nice way to remove screen tearing and a smoother image can make it more easy to guess where enemies are going anyway. But if you want as responsive and delay free gameplay as possible you just set your monitor to as many Hz as possible (144 for example) and don't use g-sync. Right?