2013-03-18, 03:09 PM
neither will get much far in gaming./
the dell uses a pentium dual core i3 models slightly higher end just bordering the i3 models slightly higher end just bordering the i3 models
the lenovo ideacentre is a thin computer for very slim computation and uses a celeron 887 which is closer to what people would call a barebones system. its similar to laptop hardware in specification.
the dell is overall stronger, but both still lack in the field of packing a punch in graphics, something intel is lacking in and wont catch up until next gen upper tier cpus come out(even so is still behind AMD in IGPU purposes)
the dell uses a pentium dual core i3 models slightly higher end just bordering the i3 models slightly higher end just bordering the i3 models
the lenovo ideacentre is a thin computer for very slim computation and uses a celeron 887 which is closer to what people would call a barebones system. its similar to laptop hardware in specification.
the dell is overall stronger, but both still lack in the field of packing a punch in graphics, something intel is lacking in and wont catch up until next gen upper tier cpus come out(even so is still behind AMD in IGPU purposes)