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Is there any confirmation that they ll add these in future ?
That doesn't really change anything anyway. We don't need the latest parts to enjoy PCBS 1 anyway. The game as it is right now is already capable of providing well over multiple hundreds of hours of gameplay even if it's never updated again.
They will use a newer Unity Engine with more possibilities. From what I have read "here and there" (Steam, reddit, etc.) the old Engine is limited, so they were not able to i.e. add 2 PSU* to a one case or you are not able to mix RAM modules* (different manufacturer, but same timings; Same manufacturer, but different Frequencies, etc.). They want to add some thing like that with a newer Unity Engine.
*These are only examples I came up or they generally stated as an explanation example.
The First thing could be changed by the community, like the HEM (Hardware Extension Mod). But that one (HEM Mod) hasn't been updated, because the developer of that mod joined Epic, if I heard it correctly.