Which of the following statements could be true about a server overheating? (Select TWO).

While high processor utilization generates more heat, it does not inherently cause overheating unless the cooling system is insufficient or failing; a properly cooled system should handle 100% utilization without overheating.

Memory errors are typically symptoms of overheating or other hardware issues, rather than a direct cause of the server overheating itself.

If the server fans have failed, the critical components like the CPU, GPU, and memory will not receive adequate airflow for cooling, leading to a rapid increase in internal temperatures and subsequent overheating.

Processors of two different stepping levels would typically cause system instability or prevent the server from booting at all, rather than directly causing it to overheat once operational.

The absence of thermal protection, such as thermal paste or a thermal pad, between the processor and its heat sink prevents efficient heat transfer from the CPU die to the heat sink, causing the processor to quickly reach dangerous temperatures and leading to overheating.