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> >well, from what i read, any modern cpu should be capable to do raw aes in
> >the order of magnitude of hundreds of MB/s.
>
> Don't confuse Mbit/sec and Mbyte/sec :-)

argh. i did. that's quite stupid %)

ok, that reduces it to a factor like 2-4x at most. that's not all that
troubling - i'm happy for now, then :)

thanks,

Heiko

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