Non-reduced rings of small order and their maximal graph

Let $R$ be a commutative ring with nonzero identity. Let $Gamma(R)$ denotes the maximal graph corresponding to the non-unit elements of R, that is, $Gamma(R)$is a graph with vertices the non-unit elements of $R$, where two distinctvertices $a$ and $b$ are adjacent if and only if there is a maximal ideal of $R$containing both. In this paper, we investigate that for a given positive integer $n$, is there a non-reduced ring $R$ with $n$ non-units? For $n leq 100$, a complete list of non-reduced decomposable rings $R = prod_{i=1}^{k}R_i$ (up to cardinalities of constituent local rings $R_i$'s) with n non-units is given. We also show that for which $n$, $(1leq n leq 7500)$, $|Center(Gamma(R))|$ attains the bounds in the inequality $1leq |Center(Gamma(R))|leq n$ and for which $n$, $(2leq nleq 100)$, $|Center(Gamma(R))|$ attains the value between the bounds