Which is better for gaming and money wise?

[LegendOfBloop]

Intel Core i5-4590
Processor Speed 3.30 GHz
RAM 8 GB PC3-12800 (1600 MHz DDR3 SDRAM Expandable to 16 GB)
Hard Drive Capacity 1 TB
Hard Drive Speed (Revolutions Per Minute) 7200 rpm
Pre-loaded Operating System Windows 8.1
Graphics Card NVIDIA GeForce GT 635 4 DDR3
Dedicated Graphic Card Yes
Video Memory 4096 MB
$699.99
http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/hewlett-packard-hp-pavilion-desktop-pc-intel-core-i5-4590-1tb-hdd-8gb-ram-nvidia-geforce-gt-635-graphics-500-439/10323514.aspx?path=84cb24cf59558fdc9eca9953e324aa7cen02

or

Processor Type Intel Core i5-4460
Processor Speed 3.2 GHz
RAM 8 GB (DDR3 SDRAM)
Hard Drive Capacity 1 TB
Hard Drive Speed (Revolutions Per Minute) 7200 RPM
Pre-loaded Operating System Windows 8.1
Graphics Card Intel HD Graphics 4600
Dedicated Graphic Card No
Video Memory Speed 400MHz to 1250MHz (Turbo Boost)
$599.99
http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/acer-acer-aspire-tc-series-pc-intel-core-i5-4460-processor-1tb-hdd-8gb-ram-windows-8-1-atc-605-eb1g/10297706.aspx?path=f4446fff5c362c6d6a2f0f7bd996d900en02

Which one is better for gaming?

Can I run bo2 on low at 60fps? Or low for league of legends at 60fps? Or COD AW at low setting at 60fps? This is just for basic gaming on low settings. I don't care about graphics just frame rates. I can run the screen resolution to 800x600. I do that with my laptop now solid 30 on extra quality.

My budget is $400-$630. I have to get it pre-built or they build it. I can't Buy the parts and go to a store and ask them to build it. I can't build it myself either.

If i add a NVIDIA GTX 750 TI to build #2 will it be good enough?

 

[Magafox]

You definitely will want a graphics card or the cpu wont work as well as possible and will look horrible and building a pc is very easy and can be done in 20/30 min its just like tetris but you need to know what goes where and a youtube video can help that.

 

[Math Geek]

the second one would be better since it does not have a gpu included allowing you to add one that's better than the included one with the first pc. your trouble will come from the power supply that is installed on both systems. it is only 300 watts so it won't support too good of a card. the 750ti would be a good fit for this pc as it is very low wattage and pretty much designed for this purpose.

if you have to go with one of these i'd suggest the second one and AFTER you have it in your house, open it up and see if the power supply has a pci-e power cable. if it does you can get one of the better 750ti's that take a 6 pin connector and use around 75 watts or so. if it does not, then get a 750ti that does not need any extra power and uses less power that can be supplied by the mobo alone.

with that said, you can certainly do better building it yourself from parts you buy separately if it is at all possible. some resources you can use to help if your unsure wold be the internet as it's full of videos and how to's you can follow, a friend that might know how to do this and finally an option that's not often thought of would be an IT worker from your school or job. they will know how to do this and would probably enjoy helping you get it done. I used to help students all the time when i was teaching. i enjoyed it and it helped them learn a new skill.

 

[olliesimmonds]

You will have no problem runing bo2 and lol on medium if not high with both set ups, i would sugest the first one as it is the more solid system