V videoed macrumors regular Original poster May 2, 2011 #1 Hello, thinking about upgrading the RAM in 3 towers. Wondering what the consequences would be as it relates to AppleCare if I were to install it myself. Or should I simply have a certified tech install it? Thanks, ed
Hello, thinking about upgrading the RAM in 3 towers. Wondering what the consequences would be as it relates to AppleCare if I were to install it myself. Or should I simply have a certified tech install it? Thanks, ed
Hellhammer Moderator emeritus May 2, 2011 #2 Upgrading RAM does not void your AppleCare, unless you damage something. Obviously, the self-installed RAM is not covered by AppleCare.
Upgrading RAM does not void your AppleCare, unless you damage something. Obviously, the self-installed RAM is not covered by AppleCare.
derbothaus macrumors 601 May 2, 2011 #3 videoed said: Hello, thinking about upgrading the RAM in 3 towers. Wondering what the consequences would be as it relates to AppleCare if I were to install it myself. Or should I simply have a certified tech install it? Thanks, ed Click to expand... Anything your manual shows you is a user serviceable part and does not void the warranty. Anything not discussed or shown, you should check on prior to performing. Some things are OK, some are not.
videoed said: Hello, thinking about upgrading the RAM in 3 towers. Wondering what the consequences would be as it relates to AppleCare if I were to install it myself. Or should I simply have a certified tech install it? Thanks, ed Click to expand... Anything your manual shows you is a user serviceable part and does not void the warranty. Anything not discussed or shown, you should check on prior to performing. Some things are OK, some are not.
D Diesel-Benz macrumors member May 3, 2011 #4 videoed said: Wondering what the consequences would be as it relates to AppleCare if I were to install it myself. Click to expand... Zero.
videoed said: Wondering what the consequences would be as it relates to AppleCare if I were to install it myself. Click to expand... Zero.