You could just opt for the i7-8700, because that way you will gain some money from a cheaper motherboard.

Or even better, opt for the i5-8600K. It's way cheaper than a Intel i7 CPU.

So something like the below...

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A. Hyper 212 is not going to be enough for an 8700k tbh

B. Budget for the motherboard itself? Any color schemes? Overclocking? RGB Ecosystems?

What are your goals in terms of resolution for your PC?

Seeing a 1060, I assume 1080p at max settings?

If so, you are overshooting quite far for this. Even if you are planning to go with 1440p or 4K, as long as you aim for 60-100 fps, I would pick a Ryzen CPU over an Intel. They are cheaper, can be overclocked on cheaper motherboards and comes with better amounts of threads for multitasking at a much lower price.

As a result, you could be saving a decent chunk of cash over going with an Intel build which will basically provide you with the same performance in the end.

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The stock cooler is more than fine for a Ryzen CPU and can even handle some overclocking although if you want less noise and/or better thermals, You could get an aftermarket cooler like a Cryorig m9a.

Depending how long you had your PSU, getting a new one would not be a bad idea. Furthermore, with the money saved from going with a Ryzen CPU over an Intel one, you could buy your new PSU, a case and an aftermarket cooler.

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