Which of the following factors are MOST important when selecting a server for a virtualization host? (Choose two.)

CPUs and cores determine how many virtual machines can run concurrently and how much processing power is available to share among VMs - each VM requires dedicated vCPU allocations. Memory is equally critical because each VM requires its own RAM allocation, and the hypervisor itself consumes overhead; running out of RAM causes paging or prevents VM startup entirely.

Local disk space is less critical for virtualization hosts because VM storage is typically offloaded to SANs or NAS devices rather than local drives.

Graphics cards are not a primary concern for server virtualization hosts running workloads, as VMs are typically headless and GPU resources are rarely shared.

Remote access cards (like iDRAC or iLO) are useful for management but are not a primary performance factor when sizing a virtualization host.