Why?However I'm wanting to re-paste the cpu with kryonaut thermal paste.
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ASUS's warranty terms don't seem to spell out that opening the laptop up will void the warranty. And in fact, a lot of their laptops have easily serviceable parts, so it makes no sense to void the warranty by simply opening it up.
They will however, not honor the warranty if you screw things up.