Cisco routers & their performance – with ZBFW, MQC, NAT, IPSec, et cetera enabled

   8Mbps -> Cisco 860VAE
  15Mbps -> Cisco 819
  15Mbps -> Cisco 880
  15Mbps -> Cisco 1921 (1RU)
  25Mbps -> Cisco 890 (1RU)
  25Mbps -> Cisco 2901 (1RU)
  35Mbps -> Cisco 2911 (2RU)
  50Mbps -> Cisco 2921 (2RU)
  75Mbps -> Cisco 2951 (2RU)
 100Mbps -> Cisco 3925 (3RU)
 150Mbps -> Cisco 3945 (3RU)
 
 4321 ->  50Mbps ->  100Mbps throughput performance license*
 4331 -> 100Mbps ->  300Mbps throughput performance license*
 4351 -> 200Mbps ->  400Mbps throughput performance license*
 
 4431 -> 500Mbps -> 1000Mbps throughput performance license*
 4451-X -> 1000Mbps -> 2000Mbps throughput performance license*
 
 ASR1001-X -> up to 20Gbps (1RU) integrated 2.5Gbps ESP, upgradable via license; Integrated RP 8G RAM, upgradable to 16GB*
 ASR1002-X -> up to 36Gbps (2RU) integrated 5Gbps ESP, upgradable to 10, 20, or 36Gbps; Integrated RP 4G RAM, upgradable to 8GB or 16GB*
 ASR1004 -> up to 40Gbps (4RU) ESP10, ESP10-N, ESP20 (all single); ESP40 (single or dual); ASR1000-RP1 4GB RAM, ASR1000-RP2 8GB or 16GB RAM (both single)*
 ASR1006 -> up to 40Gbps (6RU) ESP10, ESP10-N, ESP20, ESP40, ESP100 (all single or dual); ASR1000-RP1 4GB RAM, ASR1000-RP2 8GB or 16GB RAM (both single)*
 ASR10013 -> up to 40Gbps (13RU) ESP40, ESP100, ESP200 (all single or dual); ASR1000-RP2 8GB or 16GB RAM (both single)
 
 *IOS-XE: platform hardware throughput level XYZ

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