TheCatWithAPlanYT

Wrong place to post this my dude.

Hey, you're not looking for a group !

Well yea. But so many people think Linux (and Mac) are immune to all malware.

Most viruses are written with a .exe executable file to be run by the unsuspecting user.
 
Linux does not use the .exe format to execute programs, therefore it's practically immune to that kind of malware.
 
However malware designed to run on Linux will definitely infect a Linux system if the user is not aware of it.

I wish I knew what's going on at Intel HQ right now  

Samsung 850 Evo if you're doing Sata, or whatever Samsung m.2 you can get. I've had a 256GB since 2012 and it fills up quickly if you play several different games at the same time like I do so for my case a 512GB would be better, but if you only play 1-2 games and then uninstall them, a 256 will do nicely.

RX 480 msi 

It's a side-grade kinda from a 970, get a 1070 if you want more performance.

i *REALLY* suggest getting a 240GB SSD, because if you go with less you're gonna run out of space REAL fast, for a marginal money saving.
 
beyond that, go with whatever is decent quality. troughput speeds are surprisingly unimportant in most real world cases.

I recomend the SanDisk SSD PLUS 240 GB  as when i got it, it was cheaper than all the other 240gb SSD and it is fast!

sure, but you have to put the effort in, for a quite marginal extra cost, you can just let it be.
 
remember a lot of games like to put crap in my docs

Go for the 8 GB RX480 or a Fury Nitro. If you prefer Nvidia, either buy a 1060 6 GB or save up for the 1070.
 
Performance ranking is 1070 >>> Fury Nitro > 480 = 1060.

I think your profile photo sums this post up pretty well  

Im asking about if intel released a new i3, but the new i3 is 4 core, will it have the simillar performance as the old 2 core i3?

Crucial sells some ram compatible with macs. Just check their website.
 
http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/apple-memory