What router can route gigabit between subnets?

Question

network hardware

There are Mikrotik hEX S, several vlans are configured, each vlan has its own subnet, managed L2 switches, etc. Simplified scheme: computer A (IP 10.10.40.10) is connected to ether2 of Mikrotik, computer B (IP 10.10.50.10) is connected to ether3. Computers interact with each other over the network, there are no problems, gigabit links are everywhere. I copy, for example, 200GB of information (large files, not small ones) from A to B, the speed is not more than 600Mbps, the CPU load of the router is within 40%. If the computers are connected in the same subnet (A - 10.10.40.10, B - 10.10.40.20), then the copy speed is limited to gigabit, as it should be. From all this I conclude (possibly incorrectly) that the router can not cope with gigabit routing between subnets. Question: what kind of equipment is conditionally suitable for home, which can solve this problem? I certainly ask you not to ask questions from the series "Why do you need several subnets at home?", The answer is right away - it's necessary.

Answer 1

If you really want to route over gigabit per link, then you need at least ccr1009 (1100ahx4/4011 have a limit of 2.5Gbps per switch group).
Again, how do you get vlans, all vlans in one port or one port - one vlan?
Post your config and network diagram. Otherwise there is nothing to help here.