Ethical Pet Dog Vinyl Hamburger With Tomato And Pickle Ethical Pet Dog Vinyl Hamburger With Tomato And Pickle

Pros: Some reviewers of this amazing product don't seem to know what they are talking about...this hamburger case works extremely well for me.

I like my hamburger without pickles, but that was no problem with the Ethical Pet Dog Vinyl Hamburger With Tomato And Pickle case! The pickles are easily removed, and I replaced them with mustard to act as a coolant.

Also, the screw holes aren't in the pickle and tomato, but rather on the underside of the bun. This ingenious design allows for hidden screws while maintaining the integrity of the Ethical Hamburger.

Also, I don't know why, but my dog seems to love this computer case. He will often sit next to me while I am using my computer, just staring at the Ethical Vinyl Hamburger and will usually drool. I really don't know why though...but I guess it makes him happy and keeps him entertained.

Cons: I wish it were a cheeseburger, but oh well.

Other Thoughts: Maybe others were just simply confused by such an intricate and outstanding case; and while I will admit that it is rather confusing, it was made for the true hardcore rig builders.

I don't understand how this case can be so cheap, but I guess miracles do happen.


Also, I was under the assumption that the hamburger would be much larger. Everything fit inside, sure, but I had bought a rather large stand made out of cast iron to hold my computer, but it turned out to be very small and lightweight. This is more negligence on my part, but it's something to look out for. To compensate I stuck it on a plate to look nice.

Pros: Came with tomato and pickle.

Cons: Where to start?...

Well first off it's about the size of a hamburger. Which is fine and all, being that it resembles one, but how did they expect any components to fit? I had to do some heavy modding to make this work. I'm not a huge fan of top mounted PSUs and this one was especially frustrating. There's not a lot of fan space so I had to just throw a bag full of ice in there and pray. There is also a lack of LEDs and cold cathode lights that I would have liked to aid in the cooling of my computer. Another hassle was placing everything inside the case. The screws wouldn't line up at all. Ended up having to screw new holes in the tomato and pickle which took away from the aesthetics a great deal. I just can't fathom how any company could expect to make profit off of such a poorly designed computer case.

Other Thoughts: My rig:

Ethical Pet Dog Vinyl Hamburger With Tomato And Pickle case
2 x NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580
Intel Core i7-980X 4.3 Ghz
12GB DDR3
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
1000 Watt Corsair PSU
ASUS Sabertooth X58 motherboard