That would be reasonable if newegg listed an OS change as a reason for invalidating a warranty. The problem is their policy and public statements say it is completely ok, but privately they say it is not.
Newegg has stated that:
1. only modifications to the hardware invalidate the warranty
2: and newegg has specifically gone on the record to state that installing linux does not invalidate the warranty.
That would be reasonable if newegg listed an OS change as a reason for invalidating a warranty. The problem is their policy and public statements say it is completely ok, but privately they say it is not.
Newegg has stated that:
1. only modifications to the hardware invalidate the warranty
2: and newegg has specifically gone on the record to state that installing linux does not invalidate the warranty.