Which computer is better? - 2

Well I recommend the Razer Blade 14 Inch Gaming Laptop 256GB - Windows 8.1

Designed from the ground up, the 14-inch Razer™ Blade gaming laptop is designed and engineered to fit both form and function. With a 0.66-in. Ultra-thin profile, crafted from aluminum, and the best gaming performance in its class, the Razer Blade sets a new benchmark for gaming laptops. Do more, game more, anywhere, anytime.

With a Intel Core i7-4702HQ Quad Core Processor with Hyper Threading, the latest NVIDIA GeForce GTX765M graphics, and solid state storage performance, all engineered into the world's thinnest gaming laptop, making the 14-inch Razer Blade, the most powerful gaming laptop in its class.

Intel
The latest Intel Core i7 processor gives the 14-inch Razer Blade 2.2GHz of quad core processing power and Turbo Boost speeds, which automatically increases the speed of active cores - up to 3.2GHz. Thanks to Hyper-Threading technology, you'll experience eight virtual cores for insane gaming performance.
NVIDIA
Play games the way it was meant to be played on the go. With next generation NVIDIA GeForce GTX765M gaming grade graphics packed in a 0.66-inch ultra-thin profile, you'll play the most graphic intensive games anywhere, anytime. Never has there been this much power per square inch than any ultra-portable in its class.

The 14-inch Razer™ Blade is designed for gaming with essential gaming grade peripherals built-in. Synapse 2.0 ready, with a fully programmable anti-ghosting backlit keyboard, adjustable ultra-sensitive track pad, and plenty of green USB 3.0 ports ready to plug and play.

Processor •Intel Core i7-4702HQ Quad Core
Processor with Hyper Threading
•CPU: 2.2GHz (Base) / 3.2GHz (Turbo)
Memory •8GB DDR3 (2x4GB 1600MHz)
Storage •256 GB SSD (mSATA)
Video •Intel HD4600 (DX11)
•NVIDIA GTX 765M (2GB GDDR5 VRAM,
Optimus Technology)
Display •14.0" (1600x900)
Network •Killer Wireless-N 1202 (802.11a/b/g/n + BT4)
Size and Weight •Height: 0.66 Inches (16.8mm)
•Width: 13.6 Inches (345mm)
•Depth: 9.3 Inches (235mm)
•Weight: 4.14 pounds (1.88kg)
Operating System •Windows 8.1
Webcam •HD Webcam (front-facing, 1.3MP)
Others: •Stereo speakers
•Codec supports 7.1 (via HDMI)
•Array microphones
•Dolby Home Theater v4
•USB 3.0 x3 (SuperSpeed)
•3.5mm microphone/headphone combo port
•Razer Synapse 2.0

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The first one will give you better frames because the gpu is better. The second one will be able to play minecraft no problem, but you won't be able to play games like Battlefield 4 while the first one will give you that option.

Well that first computer is the only one you should consider. It has a great graphics cards unlike the second one. It is a pretty good value. I'd suggest building your own though. It's easy and you'd get the satisfaction of doing it yourself. There are plenty of how-to videos on YouTube. Here are the parts I'd choose. It might cost a little more but the cpu and graphics card will run cooler and therefore last longer and overclock a little more.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/32Xop

The first one, since it has a much better graphics card.

Get a gaming PC, the normal and business type PCs are usually bad for gaming and won't suite you.
You don't need an i7, an i5 would do fine and 2.6 ghz is alright, a dual or a quad core would be nice.
And you don't need that much RAM for minecraft at all, 8GB is plenty.

If you want a laptop, this one's pretty affordable:
http://shop.lenovo.com/...ies/y510p/

If you want a desktop, build your own or if you don't know how to and don't want to spend time learning how to (it only takes 2 hours max, and it will save you up to $400):
http://www.newegg.com/...6883229495