When will it be necessary for the system administrator to perform a system board upgrade?

When will it be necessary for the system administrator to perform a system board upgrade?

A.
Installing a compatible Hard drive

B.
Installing a compatible RAID controller

C.
Installing a compatible processor

D.
Installing the latest AMD processor

Explanation:
The computer might originally have been an INTEL server and you are installing a new AMD so you require a new motherboard because the INTEL server does not support AMD processors.
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Answers:
A: This would be detected and would have been put in use already and does not require a BIOS upgrade.
B: This would be detected and would have been put in use already and does not require a

BIOS upgrade.
C: This would be detected and would have been put in use already and does not require a BIOS upgrade.
Reference:
Charles J. Brooks, Server+ Certification Exam Cram 2 (Exam SK0-002), QUE Publishing, Indianapolis, 2006, pp. 381.