W Keith Mosier wrote:
> You're right, Aaron. What he actually said was if I personally opened the
> HP CPU and added the RAM (something I've done dozens of times at work and
> once at home in the past) instead of a HP qualified technician that I would
> void the warranty.
That's nuts. Is everyone like that? Changing my HD on my iBook because
of its odd placement voided my warranty even when done by Apple
authorized techs (but the shop warrantied their work and I only had a
few months to go), but adding RAM myself on the iBook and the G3 tower
does not void the warranty, and neither does adding cards or changing
internal modems or a host of other things. The only warranty-voiding
actions inside my G3 tower (that I'm aware of, anyhow) involve
overclocking or upgrading the processor itself. The G3 (and G4) tower
was made to be easy to add stuff into...dig the way it opens!
-Aaron
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