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That is not a technical reason. And no. It doesn't work like that. UDP is quicker than TCP. It's not like 40 years of history will change that.

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If you're so sure of this, why did you even ask to begin with?

(Also, what is your definition of "quick"? I have no association for that particular wording, are you referring to achievable thruput, CPU load, latency, congestion control, …?)

Are you a troll? The question was about H1 quicker than H3, and the OP explains the difference by saying it was TCP quicker than UDP, which is not a reasonable explanation, so I asked for source. But it was all about encryption (and only encryption) and how it was handled within the kernel, and I understood re-reading the first comment (before event sending mine).

Here "quicker" was about CPU load and well defined.

Please re-read too.

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