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Centaurus Computers - We take pride in building high quality custom computers for gamers and professionals who demand top performance, reliability and professional technical support. Our custom gaming computers are built with the best parts available, we make sure every configuration is well balanced and does not have weak spots. We care about your satisfaction much more than about anything else and we will build your computer as we would build our own. At Centaurus Computers we know that high quality gaming computer can make all the difference between victory and defeat in the hands of professional gamer. At the same time we know that professional users need top reliability and speed for their projects and we deliver all that as well.


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			$749.00

	Intel i3 3240 3.4GHz 4xHT 4GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM HDD 500GB 7200RPM AMD Radeon R7 250 2GB Biostar Intel Z77 USB3.0 24x DVD+-RW recorder Cougar Archon case Windows 7/8 + backup




	$2399.00

AMD FX-9590 8-Core 5.0GHz 32GB DDR3 1600Hz G-Skill SSD 240GB SanDisk Extreme Nvidia GTX 780 3GB GDDR5 ASUS 990FX Sabertooth 24x DVD+-RW recorder Cooler Master Scout II Windows 7/8 Professional




			$939.00

	Intel i5 4570 Quad 3.6GHz 8GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM HDD WD 1TB SATA-III Nvidia GTX 750 1GB DDR5 Intel B85 Motheroard 24x DVD+-RW recorder Rosewill Galaxy 2 Case Windows 7/8 + Backup

AMD APU Configurator
Starting Configuration:
AMD A6-6400K Richland APU
AMD FM2+ Motherboard
4GB DDR3 1333MHz RAM
500GB SATA-III Hard Drive
AMD HD 8570D 1GB Video
24x DVD/RW Burner


	$399


	AMD FX Configurator Starting Configuration: AMD FX 4130 4.0GHz CPU AMD 970AM3+ Motherboard 4GB DDR3 1333MHz RAM 500GB SATA-III Hard Drive AMD Radeon 6670 1GB Video 24x DVD/RW Burner


	$529


	B85 i3/i5 Configurator Starting Configuration: Intel Core i3 / G3220 CPU Biostar H81 Motherboard 4GB DDR3 1333MHz RAM 500GB SATA-III Hard Drive Nvidia GT 630 1GB Video 24x DVD/RW Burner


	$499


	Z87 i5/i7 Configurator Starting Configuration: Intel i5 4670K Quad Core Intel Z87 Motherboard 4GB DDR3 1333MHz RAM 500GB SATA-III Hard Drive Radeon HD 7750 1GB Video 24x DVD/RW Burner


	$799


	X79 i7 Configurator Starting Configuration: Intel i7 4820K Quad CPU Intel X79 Motherboard 4GB DDR3 1333MHz RAM 500GB SATA-III Hard Drive Nvidia GT 430 1GB Video 24x DVD/RW Burner

$999







	Free Gaming Mouse! Use coupon “BF29” and get free gaming mouse E-Blue Cobra on this site and www.CentaurusPC.com with any $600+ purchase, can be used more than once. Use Google Checkout or PayPal and apply coupon on the last page of the checkout process.


	AMD processors provide unmatched performance in their price levels, with FX series dominating and new redesigned A6/A8/A10 Richland APU as the best low end alternative today. Fast and affordable AMD based gaming computers are a great value in today’s gaming PC market. (Full list of AMD gaming computers)




			$849.00

	Six-Core FX 6300 4.1GHz OC 8GB DDR3 1333MHz RAM 500GB HDD SATA-III WD Nvidia GTX 750 1GB DDR5 AMD 970 USB3.0 Motherboard 24x DVD+-RW recorder SATA Cooler Master Elite 431 case Windows 7/8 Home 64bit






				$919.00

	8-Core FX 8320 4.0+GHz 8GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM 1TB HDD 7200RPM WD Blue AMD Radeon R7 260X 2GB AMD 970 USB3.0 Motherboard 24x DVD+-RW recorder SATA Rosewill Line Glow case Windows 7/8 Home 64bit






			$1049.00

	Six Core FX 8320 4.2GHz OC 8GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM 120GB Solid State Drive SSD AMD Radeon R7 265 2GB DDR5 AMD 970X Motherboard CFX 24x DVD+-RW recorder SATA Corsair Graphite 230T case Windows 7/8 Home 64bit




		$1649.00


	AMD 8xCore FX-9370 4.7GHz 16GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM 120GB SSD SATA-III + 1TB AMD Radeon 7950 3GB GDDR5 AMD 990FX Extreme CF/SLI 24x DVD+-RW Burner SATA Zalman Z11+ case Windows 7/8 Home 64bit


	Intel has redefined performance limits with it’s new 2013 Core CPU family. Available in 3 price levels with i3/i5/i7 processors and excellent motherboards with standard features like PCI-e 3.0, USB 3.0, SATA-III. CrossFire and SLI multi-GPU setup available on most models. (Full list of INTEL gaming computers here)






			$969.00
	Core i5 4570 3.8GHz Haswell 8GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM HDD WD 1TB SATA-III Radeon R7 260X 2GB DDR5 Intel B85 Motherboard 24x DVD Recorder SATA Rosewill Galaxy Case Intel Core Certified PSU Windows 7/8 Home 64bit






			$1099.00
	Core i7 Quad 4770 3.9GHz HT 8GB DDR3 1333MHz RAM 1TB SATA-III HDD WD Caviar GeForce GTX 650 Ti BOOST Intel H87 1155 Motherboard SATA 24x DVD/RW recorder Cooler Master HAF 912 case i7 Certified Power Supply Windows 7/8 Home 64bit






			$1149.00
	Core i5 4670K 4.0+GHz Quad 8GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM 1TB HDD SATA-III HDD Nvidia GTX 660 2GB GDDR5 Intel Z87 Motherboard 24x SATA DVD+RW Recorder NZXT Guardian case 500W Power Supply Windows 7/8 Home 64bit






			$1749.00
	Ivy Bridge-E i7 4820K 4.0GHz 16GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM 120GB SSD + 1TB HDD Radeon R9 270 2GB GDDR5 Intel X79 LGA2011 SLI/CF DVD/RW Recorder SATA NZXT Phantom 410 case 600W PSU 80+ Cert Windows 7/8 Home 64bit


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- Windows XP is not supported any more, say hello to all kinds of problems and bad guys who want access to your personal data. Recent MSE update messed up a lot of computers - causing freezes and errors, with the only way to fix it - to disable MSE. No more security updates. BTW Windows 7 is faster than XP in almost all tests, and Win8 is not that bad either, though interface requires some getting-used-to it's also much faster. Consider upgrading as soon as possible to simply make your computing experience safer and faster as well.


	- New update to Win 8.1 will bring back Start button with all its old functionality - real menu that lets you do things faster, or at least the way you a re used to do them. The forthcoming update goes beyond the return of the Start menu andÂ focuses on mouse and keyboard input, so it will mostly be useful for desktop users. Update to 8.1 will be rolled out on April 8, this is the day when Windows 8 may become what it should have been at launch.

		- AMD Radeon video cards prices are finally started to getting down to MSRP levels. It looks like mining card market is saturated enough and new miners are not so fast as before buying all Radeon inventory available. With prices at MSRP levels AMD is getting more affordable and interesting for gamers, who right now switched to Nvidia because of much better value at the moment.

		- Nvidia 335.23 GeForce driver was released one day before Titanfall release. It promises improved Titanfall performance, optimization for newer video cards, bonus speed in some other games as well. It’s always a good idea to have the most recent certified driver for your video card as it will provide the best free performance boost without any investment. Other system drivers may improve stability and sometimes speed of the system as well.

- Intel will refresh Haswell CPU lineup in Q2 2014, most likely in May. Expect around 20 new processors including i7 4790, i5 4690, i3 4360, Pentium G4350 along with some low power S parts. At the same time new motherboards based on Z97 and H97 chipsets will be released. Same socket LGA 1150 but with more features, ports, bandwidth and more. Obviously new boards are meant to go with new processors, though we don’t see any obstacles for older boards like Z87 to support new processors with BIOS update.

- NZXT designed its new case H440 without 5.25” drive bays. It means that you will not be able to install DVD or Blu-Ray in such case. It’s a bold move and many will like it, but are you ready to finally ditch DVD drive? While we barely use it in our systems it still has some utility in it, but then again - it’s easy to add external DVD drive which is only a few $ more expensive than internal ones. Well, eventually it will become a trend and Microsoft with ship Windows OS on flash drives in the future :-)

- Microsoft is planning to show some details about Windows 9 in April and will release it around a year later. That is a move to distance itself from Windows 8 which is having a hard time selling. Less than 25 million computers have Win 8 installed now and it’s kind of a failure. Windows 9 should be everything that Win 8 is not. That is in part is a better balance between traditional desktop users and touch-interface adopters.

- AMD has officially launched new APU series named “Kaveri” and it represents a major architecture improvement. It has new redesigned cores, Heterogeneous System Architecture (HSA), enhanced power management and more. Top parts will have 12 cores, 4 of which are CPU (4.0GHz) and 8 are GPU cores. Expect around 30% higher performance per watt compared to previous gen, which is great for laptops and compact systems. Kaveri also brings R7 graphics to the table and we believe time is near when APUs will have easy time running new games on 1080p and decent settings, it all goes that way. Add on top of that more software titles that support GPU computing and it’s a golden deal (think bitcoin mining example).

- Valve is going to release Family Sharing Plan which allows up to 10 users to share same account with all games in it on different machines. New process requires two-step authentication and will allow to share full game collection across 10 different machines (family, friends, roommates...)

- Windows XP share has dropped to 10-20% (according to different sources with different numbers. At the same time Windows 8/8.1 goes up above 10% for the first time. Still Windows 7 is the most popular. We see half of our customers prefer Win 7 over 8, even though the latter is the default option. There is not charge for Windows switch between 7/8 in options, so it's just your pure preferences. BTW we still use Win 7 in our office, but we like Win 8 phones.

- New record: over 7.6 Million users signed in to Steam at the same time. Steam holiday sale brought so many gamers together that we can say for sure - PC gaming is not dead. And why would it be - Steam sales provide healthy boost to games sales all the time! Steambox is coming, new consoles look like PC more than ever...

- EVGA made a DisplayPort HUB allowing 3 monitors on single DP connection. That's a good way to expand without second video card! Your video card should have DisplayPort as well as all 3 monitors, which could be a bit more expensive than simple HDMI/DVI variations. Also you will need to connect such hub to power outlet

- Some people have used Steam controller and it shows some promise. At least it's different from console controllers in a good way. There will be 2 touch zones both of which can be used differently in different scenarios. Most of the times left one will work as WASD, right can be either as a mouse (free-look), 4 buttons or something else. Circle strafe made easy that way. And it's better for RTS but still not as good as keyboard.

- SteamOS will be released soon but it's not 100% baked yet, expect it to be ready in 2014. It's another great product that could possibly become something big over time. Steam has great online gaming ecosystem with millions of users. SteamOSÂ will compete with consoles, by allowing small gaming computers to become easier to operate in gaming environment without being limited to just one set of hardware like all consoles. Such small machines controlled by SteamOS can be as powerful as your budget allows, which creates wide range of possibilities for such market. It's time to add some ITX machines to our PC selection now!


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