Which PC should i Buy?

[Vanquish]

Hi there, I'm looking for some advice of what PC i Should buy.

 

So I found 2 used, nearly new PC's which are selling for a really good price.

Both DO NOT have Video cards as I would like to buy a Gtx 970 for them separately anyway.

 

The first one costs $700 NZD or $526.08 USD and comes with the following:

 

Corsair Graphite Series 230T ATX Case (Black with blue Led)

 

Intel Core i5 4670 Cpu

Cooler Master Seidon 120 Water Cooler 
8GB A-data 2400Mhz DDR3 (Gold Standard Memory) 
Samsung 840 Evo SSD 120GB 
Asus z87M-Plus Motherboard 
Asus DVD Writer 
Corsair CS550M Power Supply

 

and also a Razer Black widow tournament edition (Does not light up, i do have a lycosa right now so im not sure weather ill use it)

 

Second Pc costs $600 NZD or $450.93 USD and has the following specs:

 

Raidmax Agusta titainium black case (Green Led)

 

Mother board- ASUS z87-A 
Processor- i5 4670k 

RAM = 16 gb Kingston 1600mhz 2x8gb
SSD- Kingston 120gb 

Asus DVD writer
Hard Drive- western digital blue 1tb 
PSU- 650W raider 80 plus silver

 

i know both have their pros and cons which is why it is so hard to decide

 

[dadasmithywinkle]

#2 but build your own.

[Guest]

To me the second one, being cheaper with more RAM and a better PSU would be much better? Am I missing something?

[Vanquish]

@aMorrasOfPixelz I agree specs are good but I'm not sure weather the components are good quality eg kingston v samsung SSD.

[Clear17Mud]

2nd one, but that psu isn't a main brand, but should be fine

I would get the first one just, because I like the case and I would be fine with the keyboard. Then I wouldn't because not a k cpu and less ram that isn't a main brand...

[Clear17Mud]

@aMorrasOfPixelz I agree specs are good but I'm not sure weather the components are good quality eg kingston v samsung SSD.

both ssds are fine...

[Laputacake]

The PSU looks a bit shady on the #2. Just build your own if you're gonna install a 970 anyway

[Spewky]

@Vanquish, I don't think 16GB of memory is really necessary, you can save some money there to upgrade other parts.

[Vanquish]

@Vanquish, I don't think 16GB of memory is really necessary, you can save some money there to upgrade other parts.

These are sold online, like in New Zealands version of amazon/ebay. Buying individual parts and building it will costs $1000+ NZD. Both Pc's also have warranties for each component available still so i don't have to be worried about that. The sellers are selling the items with those specs and don't want to disassemble parts and sell them separately aside from the GPU.

[Spewky]

These are sold online, like in New Zealands version of amazon/ebay. Buying individual parts and building it will costs $1000+ NZD. Both Pc's also have warranties for each component available still so i don't have to be worried about that. The sellers are selling the items with those specs and don't want to disassemble parts and sell them separately aside from the GPU.

Oh I see. My bad