CPU
The central processing unit is a core part for each computer or server. It defines the architecture of the computer, and the number of components that can be connected to the computer before it stops working. Higher tier CPUs also provide a higher per-tick direct call limit to the computer - in simpler terms: better CPUs run faster.
The number of components that the CPU allows access to is as follows: - Tier 1: 8 components. - Tier 2: 12 components. - Tier 3: 16 components.
In servers, the number of supported components can be further increased by installing component buses.
If more than the supported number of components are connected to a computer, it will no longer be able to start, and if it was running, it will crash.