1) http://www.bestbuy.ca/...f2ef6den02
2)http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/cyberpowerpc-cyberpowerpc-gamer-ultra-gua510-pc-amd-fx-4300-1tb-hdd-8gb-ram-windows-10-english-gua510/10386115.aspx?path=c75ca637f83c3a93d650e3f06a8adac3en02
1) http://www.bestbuy.ca/...f2ef6den02
2)http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/cyberpowerpc-cyberpowerpc-gamer-ultra-gua510-pc-amd-fx-4300-1tb-hdd-8gb-ram-windows-10-english-gua510/10386115.aspx?path=c75ca637f83c3a93d650e3f06a8adac3en02
For the money you can get a much better gaming PC from Newegg. The ASUS Desktop Computer M51BC-US009O has a vastly superior GPU with the Radeon R9 270 than either model (at least 4 to 6 times faster depending on the metric used). The CPU is also close to 50% faster than either and potentially overclockable if Asus left the motherboard unlocked.
The closest metric I could find for the integrated graphics in the Lenovo is the R7 340.
Of the two you listed I would take the first since the GPU is faster and the CPU is the same but more energy efficient. The one from Newegg I linked to is vastly superior. You can upgrade to Windows 10 when it arrives.
When looking at the GPU benchmarks megahertz are meaningless. It's all about the number of shader/texture/compute units, pixel rate, texture rate, floating point performance and memory bus.