A technician would like to upgrade the processor in a server. In order to upgrade the processor, the technician needs to know which of the following? (Select TWO).

Memory type (e.g., DDR4, DDR5) is relevant for RAM upgrades, but not directly for selecting a compatible processor, although the processor does support certain memory types.

The socket type on the motherboard dictates the physical connector and pin layout required for the CPU, so a new processor must match the existing socket or the motherboard must also be replaced.

The brand type, primarily Intel or AMD, determines the specific architecture and instruction sets supported, and motherboards are typically designed to support processors from only one of these manufacturers.

Available expansion slots are for adding peripheral cards (e.g., NICs, GPUs), not for upgrading the main processor.

While the power supply must be adequate for all components, knowing its exact voltage output is less critical than socket and brand type for initial processor compatibility and selection, as most CPUs operate within standard voltage ranges provided by compatible motherboards.