If you change the hard drive in the non-retina MacBook Pro by yourself, will it void the warranty?

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I'm just not happy anymore with the traditional HDs and the retina MacBooks are beyond my budget.
 

kch50428

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I don't think so... If it concerns you, you could always have an Apple GeniusBar do it for you... or Apple Authorized Service Center.
 

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I have always upgraded hard drives and ram on mbps, it does not void warranty. but contacting apple care would put your mind at ease.
 

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