Originally Posted by
Kris
Look at the main specifications, the most important ones of them are..
Processor
Graphics card
Memory (RAM)
The rest is secondary, not as important and costs far less (Although the motherboard too is quite important here but I couldn't see much information on it so I'll leave it out).
Let's compare them then..
AW --- Custom build.
Processor:
Intel Core i7-6700HQ 3,4GHz --- Intel Core i5-6500 3.2GHz; Both quad-core so I'll leave that part undescribed here. As you can tell, AW has the newer type processor, i7, which is better than the older type i5. Also, AW has a little more GHz than the other one.
Graphics card:
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 6GB --- Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060 3GB OC (Meaning it cannot be overclocked any further, whereas AW probably can). As you can tell from the numbers itself, AW has twice the amount of GPU RAM, which is significantly more.
Memory (RAM):
16GB --- 8GB DDR4-2133 (I couldn't see the specifications on AW on RAM but it's not that important in this case, plus AW has always been superb in making computers so it's going to be at least even in the mhz part). AW has twice the amount of ram.
As you can tell, AW beats the other one by a mile in the important factors (CPU and GPU being the most important parts here, also the most expensive parts).