Static pressure will be the same, even if one pipe would be only half as long as the other one. That's due to Pascal's Law:
$ \Delta P = \rho \cdot g \cdot \Delta h $
So the pressure difference is proportional with difference in height, and for all points at the same height the pressure will be the same.
Dynamic pressure will be lower for the #2, as there won't be the same pressure loss due to the resistance difference.
A fluid with sufficiently high viscosity (most liquids) will have a laminar flow in pipe #2, whereas the bends in #1 will break the lamina and cause turbulence at the bends which increases flow resistance.