Which computer if better?

[soapface]

Hello,
Wondering which desktop would be better in general, and casual gaming.

General
Barcode (GTIN)886112930448
Product TypeDesktops
BrandHP
ModelP6-2155A
Perfect ForEntertainment
Processor
Processor BrandIntel
Processor TypeCore i7
Processor Model3770
Processor Speed (GHz)3.40
Processor Max Speed (GHz)3.90
Memory
Installed RAM4GB
RAM TypeDDR3
Cache Memory Size (M)8
Disk Drives
Hard Drive Size1TB
Hard Drive TypeSATA
Hard Drive Speed (RPM)5400
Digital Media Cards ReaderMulti-in-1 Card Reader
Optical Drive TypeDVD Burner
Graphics & Video Support
Graphics Card BrandAMD
Graphics Card TypeRadeon HD 7450
Graphics Card Memory1GB
Graphics Card Memory TypeDedicated
Software
Operating SystemWindows 7 Home Premium

Or

Specifications:
Dimensions(WDH): 38.9cm(L)X16.5cm (W)X36.8cm (H)
Weight: 8Kg
Processor: Intel Core I7-2600 Processor (8M Cache, 3.40 Ghz)
Cache (L2, L3 Processor Dependent): 8Mb
Chipset: Intel H61 Pch Chipset
Memory: 8Gb Ddr3 1333Mhz Memory
Total Memory Slots: 4 Dimm
Available Memory Slots: 0
Audio: Integrated High Definition Audio, 7.1 Surround Sound Ready
Hard Drive: 2Tb 5400Rpm
Optical Drive: Supermulti Dvd Burner
Graphics Card: Nvidia Geforce Gt 530 2Gb Ddr3
Wireless LAN: No
Networking: Integrated 10/100/1000 Baset Network Interface (Broadband Ready)
Card Reader: 6 In 1 Combo
Front Access: 2 Hi-Speed Usb 2.0, Microphone And Headphone, 6-In-1 Card Reader
Rear Access: 4 X Usb 2.0, Line-Out, Lan,
Keyboard: USB Keyboard
Mouse: USB Mouse
Warranty: 1/1/1 (Material/Labor/Onsite)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Professional

 

[dankev]

What does "in general" mean? What are you actually doing with your computer?

As far as those systems go, they both have processors that are overkill for most computing (including gaming), and video cards that are not up to the task of gaming, except for really low end stuff.

 

[Someone Somewhere]

Yup, both are pretty hopeless as far as gaming goes. I also wouldn't buy anything with a 5400RPM drive as my main drive.

 

[Deemo13]

Neither. They both suck (I'm guessing Dell?)

Just build your own. For the cost of that first Dell you can build a pretty damn good PC.

 

[strife_ff7]

Don't know what your budget is but this pc would work http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883227412

 

[dankev]

Here's a nice gaming build for $665, not including OS. You can spend more or less on the video card, depending on how much gaming you want to do. With the SSD, it will feel much snappier than the pre-built machines.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/jEqq