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You can definitely build an x86 system to route 40Gb/s with small packets for under $3k and it's been the case for many years. A Xeon-D can hit 100gbps forwarding and filtering.

OpenBSD is going through a slow fine grained locking transformation that FreeBSD started over 20 years ago. Eventually they will figure out they need something like epoch reclaimation, hazard pointers, or rcu.



Thats also what I thought, but on my test system under freebsd with mellanox 25Gbit/s nic and ryzen 9 I peak at around 2Mpps.


Enable hyperthreading.

     sysctl hw.smt=1

 under obsd.




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