According to the Sentey website, these are the exact specifications:

Features are as listed off of the packaging:

• High tower case for PC
• 1mm SECC rolled steel
• Support motherboard E-ATX, ATX, and MATX
• Hold up to 5 unit of 3.5″ HDD
• Support up 7 plates in the expansion groove
• Quick dismantle without screws or tools
• Top panel with 4 USB 2.0
• High definition audio frontal + mic connector
• Includes card reader
• SATA and e-SATA connector included on top panel
• Internal cooling system with 6 coolers
• Designed to assemble and dismantle without tools
• Hidden cable system, best for cooling and aesthetics
• Ready for use with water-coolers

Sentey as really filled the table here with a plethora of features. Considering what’s on the list, however, does show that the inclusions are pretty basic and doesn’t make the Burton stand out significantly when compared to the majority of enthusiasts’ chassis’, but that isn’t to say that Burton will not be a success. Let’s have a close look at it now.

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