Flying in under my radar from South America is a company under the name of Sentey. I have never seen any of its products or even heard of the company. It seems that Sentey has a large presence in South America, as it has many press articles from countries such as Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, and others. Sentey has products on its website that range from cases and power supplies to even video cards. However, the video cards listed are several generations old, such as the 9000 series and 200 series from NVIDIA. Case fans are also listed on the Sentey website. Sentey cases and other products are available at many well-known stores on the Internet, such as Newegg, Directron, and Amazon. A very wide range of cases are available, over 35 and counting, plus another 10 power supplies. I am somewhat surprised that such a seemingly prolific company has existed without me knowing about it at all, though some manufacturers keep its own news and presence in its country of residence.On my review agenda for this article is the Sentey Burton, from Sentey's "Extreme Division." Sentey's Extreme Division includes the Burton as well as several other cases — Arvina, Optimus, Centinela, Renegade, and Vulcano. These cases are designed with the gamer in mind, providing large internal volume and great cooling power to be expected. Each of these cases have an average of five fans, which may not sound like a lot, but its their placement that makes them important. Having never seen this company, I don't know where to set my expectations, but I will say that the outlook is good, which is only a 5% chance of what my magic eight ball might say! The Sentey Burton is a large mid-tower that is available in black, blue, and red. The base color is always black, but the available colors are the accents on the case. This review will consist of a full evaluation of the Sentey Burton, including the unboxing, an up close look at its features, and extensive testing and comparison to other recent cases on the market.