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To the best of my knowledge, upgrading to SSD and upgrading memory does not violate the warranty.
As long as you do not damage the PC when you upgrade there are no issues with the warranty.
The catch is that you need to keep the old memory and hard disk available on the off chance that you have a need to send the PC in for repair under warranty.
Install the original parts before shipping it.
If you do not do that, you will find your precious upgrade memory and SSD will be removed.
The amount and type of memory and hard disk will be installed your PC when it is returned to you.
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