With a 36t cassette, a 24/26 chainring is going to get you up anything, as always, rider is limiting factor.
Top end, i 1×10, 32t ring, i dont hang about, yet to find the need for more gear off-road, spin out easily on road descents. A normal double will have a 36-40t chainring, more than enough, that’s bigger than the likes of gwin on their dh bike.
Benefits of 2×10
.Less chainring to gauge your leg on
.Lighter
.Cleaner
.Less front shifts
.Better chainline
.Better q-factor
.Shorter mech
.Shorter chain
.Better chain management
.Better ground clearance
.The list goes on
3×10 is pretty pointless, especially a bike like the SB, which i see (i own one) as mini DH bike which just so happens to climb like a mountain goat. If you’re planning on using it as an xc bike with safety suspension, get a shorter travel bike and fork out for skills coaching (not saying i’ve assumed this is your situation, just saying just in case since the sb66 confuses a lot of people).