openwrt-rockchip VS blinkstick-userspace-led-daemon

Now here's the kicker. Looks like vanilla openwrt only clocks the chip to ~1Ghz or thereabouts. I've installed this modified fork https://github.com/quintus-lab/openwrt-rockchip

Use this build instead: https://github.com/quintus-lab/openwrt-rockchip

I recommend installing this build of openwrt

Anyways, please, don't stick with the official openwrt build, nor the friendlywrt proprietary build. Use this firmware instead which has specific performance adjustments and patches.

This might help you

Thanks for your answer. I am looking at the nanopi rs4 board and it seems to have support for wireguard https://github.com/quintus-lab/OpenWRT-R2S-R4S

I stayed with OpenWRT for a number of reasons that basically boil down to familiarity and I wanted to keep my config that I had tweaked over the years andother things I had in my setup that I had going with OpenWRT (SQM, LXC containers with things like OpenHAB, VPN to work, some custom code I had developed, etc.) The big thing I wanted was more RAM and performance because of auxiliary services I tossed on there.