I currently have a windows 10 operating system and the last time I did a dual boot was with windows 7 and Ubuntu 6 so I have been out of the game for a while now. I am in the process of doing a fresh install of windows 10, but I want to install Ubuntu and Arch on the side. I started reading on it and I have been behind the scene for quite awhile now and what used to be a relatively simple process is now quite difficult due to Microsoft using UEFI for windows 8 and 10. Here is what I am trying to work out, boot options for Windows 10, Ubuntu and Arch, I want them to be partitioned on my SSD, I want this to somehow be as simple as possible (having a boot option prompt every time I turn on my computer on what I want to boot into).
I know this is going to be quite difficult for someone to explain so I greatly appreciate any answer that is given. I am wondering since I am doing a clean install of windows if it would just be more beneficial to nuke my hard drive and install Ubuntu first and move to the next to OS's from there, because that user mentioned GRUB and MBR do not play together very well.
Here is a dx diag of my system I built it myself gigabyte motherboard.