Which is better behavior of timer or Tween(value)?

Faced the problem of calling a function, it should be like this: When the timer ends, an action occurs. Tell me, what is the best solution in terms of system load - use the "timer" behavior or "tween(value)"? And can you explain how they work

Tween tweens(ease in out) values once.

Timer counts down once or repeatedly.

They can both be used as a timer to trigger an action. The tween behavior has additional features, settings, and options for tweening values over time, because that is what it was made for. If all you need is a countdown timer, use the timer behavior, because that is what it was made for.

There is likely no measurable difference in performance between the two. If you do manage to measure a significant difference, use the better one, and let us know too, thanks.