Help me choose All in one desktop. 27" Acer OR 27" Lenova??

[thematrix]

I'm recently needing to get a new AIO desktop but I'm struggling to choose between the 2 that I have narrowed down

I'm not a computer geek and if anyone could let me know which is suitable for my need would be appreciated.

I'm not a gamer, I usually use it to browse and surf internet (opening multiple tabs), watch YouTube videos

There may be a possiblity in the future I may use capcut to edit and upload YouTube? I may use AI to generate images and videos?


Here are the 2 ones I've decided since they are within my budget for 27" under Aud$1000

Lenovo

Lenovo 27" IdeaCentre All-in-One PC Core i5 16/512GB

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www.officeworks.com.au

Aud$897


Acer

https://www.binglee.com.au/products/aspire-c27-2g-u-dqbpqsa001?ref=kHqwvE

Aud$999

(Or exact specs for the model below):

https://www.acer.com/au-en/desktops...ones/aspire-c-intel/pdp/DQ.BPQSA.001#pdpSpecs

All I can see between the 2 is Acer has 1tb over 512gb which is $100 extra. But in terms of performance, which would be better for me. Like said I'm not a computer geek though I've always heard of i5 and
AMD Ryzen 5 but not sure which is for me

Appreciate for your feedback

Thank you in advance

 

[Couriant]

The link for Lenovo does not work, nor does it if I go directly to their site, so it may not be available now, or something is goofy. I assume it is this one?

From what I can tell, the Intel one would be more beneficial for the video editing piece, but consider getting extra storage space for when you start the video editing. The AMD one has a lower core count, and also a lower power consumption, so it would be more better for general use.