No, it is AH-64E Apache.
Here are the specs:
AH-64E Apache Guardian | Military Edge
Nope.
The Viper has newer avionics e.g. the TSS system (Viper) v the Arrowhead system (Apache).
Some comparisons regarding weapons;
The Apache's 30mm chain gun is more effective than the Viper's 20mm Gatling tribarrel in the air-to-ground role due to its larger and more powerful shells, but it is inferior in a hypothetical air-to-air engagement due to its low rate of fire.
The Viper carries the AIM-9X missile, The AH-64 never carries Sidewinders in actual service even though it can fire them. Unlike the Viper, because it can only carry them on its underwing pylons, in place of normal air-to-ground armament. That is why it carries the inferior Stinger missile, which is much smaller and can be mounted on the wingtips.
The AH-1Z *DOES* carry Sidewinders in service, one on each wingtip.
Also the AH-1Z can carry its
full standard combat load AND Sidewinders... and the Apache can carry its combat load...
OR Sidewinders.
The standard load for both would be AH-1Z with 2 Sidewinders + Ground Attack vs Apache with 4 Stingers + Ground Attack.
It also has six weapons pylons as opposed to the Apache's four.
The Viper is also slimmer and less of a target, showing less of a profile.
Its more faster, has a better rate of climb, a great range and better fuel efficiency.
Capable. Flexible. Multi-mission. The ultimate in attack helicopters. The powerful AH-1Z delivers state of the art dynamics, weapons and avionics to incorporate the latest in survivability. With anti-armor capability, it engages and defeats the broadest array of threats at standoff ranges that defy imagination.
Standard configuration utilizes the T700-GE-401 engine.
Weapons Capability
AGM-114A, B, and C Hellfire and anti-tank missiles - up to 16 total
AGM-114F Hellfire anti-ship missiles – up to 16 total
70mm Rockets, 19 or 7 shot pods – up to 76 total
AIM-9 Sidewinder*
(*A superior supersonic air-to-air missile with infrared target detection for fire and forget capability.)
LUU-2A/B nighttime illumination flare
Mk 77 fire bombs
77 and 100 gallon external auxiliary fuel tanks
20 mm cannon
(With a higher muzzle velocity and flatter trajectory for better accuracy, it is capable of handling M50-series rounds designed specifically for air-to-air combat)
MK 76 practice bombs
BDU-33D/B practice bombs
MK 106 practice bombs
The Bell AH-1Z
Actually I asked the Apache pilots and they said there was nothing between them, aside the Viper was more agile and faster.