Yeah but spec sheet does not provide information whether device can be overclocked or not. All older MikroTiks did allow rising CPU clocks. It’s not specified in spec sheet that CCR1009 passive is able to run at 1200 mhz as well yet it can. And then it has higher performance than CCR2004 passive (due to its inability to match rackmount clocks). Basing on my past experience I had no reason to assume it’s not possible to adjust clock speed of CCR2004 to like 1400 at least.
My story is that I thought my CCR1009-PC died and ordered replacement CCR2004-PC unit. After few days of troubleshooting I managed to bring that CCR1009 back to life but CCR2004 already arrived. I decided that well… since I already have more recent device I may just as well just migrate to it. It will probably last longer…
But it turns out that CCR2004 is actually inferior device comparing to CCR1009-PC (considering that I’m running it at 1200 mhz) so it’s kinda ridiculous situation where it doesn’t make logical sense to migrate to new device… I hope I’ll be able to return that CCR2004…