Which two statements are true about the Cisco UCS C4200 Rack server and UCS C125 M5 compute node? (Choose two.)

The 8 NVIDIA SXM2 V100 32G modules with NVLink interconnect describe a GPU-optimized platform such as the Cisco HX240c M5 GPU configuration, not the C4200 chassis with C125 M5 compute nodes.

The C125 M5 supports AMD EPYC 7001 (Naples) and 7002 (Rome) series processors, with the Rome generation supporting up to 64 cores per socket, making the stated ceiling of 32 cores per socket incorrect for this platform.

The C125 M5 compute node provides 16 DIMM slots per node, not 24; the stated slot count and total memory capacity do not match the published hardware specifications for this platform.

The C125 M5 compute node supports optional dual USB ports, giving administrators flexibility to attach additional storage media or configure USB flash drives as boot devices within the C4200 chassis. This feature is explicitly listed in the C4200 and C125 M5 hardware specifications as an option for increased storage or boot drive capacity.

Each C125 M5 node supports up to six SFF 2.5-inch direct-attached drives per compute node, providing dense local storage at the node level. With up to four C125 M5 nodes in a single C4200 chassis, the combined drive capacity across all nodes can exceed 45 TB when populated with high-capacity drives.