how does rOS process WG processes/connections/peers?

i am aware, it is 100% done in CPU but does a routerboard/CCR with IPsec hw-offload (similar to AES-NI on x86) leverage wireguard connections with such features?

for example, i have 2 hEX-S on a L2 backbone directly connected. they form a WG peering-pair and via that connection there is a VXLAN configured, which works fine. the L2 line i am delivered by a local fibre provider is a 100mbit line.

i just need to know how wireguard is processed. how is it scalable for connectiones more than 100mbit?
as i have set this up in a LAB-environment i got ~200mbit via the vxlan connection (which runs ontop of the wireguard tunnel)

reason for the question also is, for example, a RB1100x4 has some pretty nice IPsec Test Results due to the abillity to hw-offload AES!

does a routerboard/CCR with IPsec hw-offload (similar to AES-NI on x86) leverage wireguard connections with such features?

Answered multiple times in this forum:
No.

does a routerboard/CCR with IPsec hw-offload (similar to AES-NI on x86) leverage wireguard connections with such features?

Answered multiple times in this forum:
No.

i searched for that answer .... where? can you point one or two links?

Answered multiple times in this forum:
No.

i searched for that answer .... where? can you point one or two links?

Sure, I'll search for you:
viewtopic.php?p=925191#p925191
viewtopic.php?p=906426#p906426 (at least two posts in this topic stating the same thing).
viewtopic.php?p=868363#p868363
viewtopic.php?p=867574#p867574
viewtopic.php?p=762075#p762075

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thanks for the clarification

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is it?