What data transfer speed can be expected between two local applications communicating through TCP ?

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I have two applications running on the same computer where one needs to send data to the other using TCP.

What sort of transfer rate (in bytes per second) should I expect on a decent PC ?

I understand this is very relative to the hardware. I would just like to get a rough idea.

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