I have just noticed that in openSuse I have iperf version 3.5, where as on Windows I cannot find anything newer then 3.1.3, which dates from June 2016!
I still assume that iperf is the most recommended, cross platform, tool to measure network bandwidth; especially useful for local networks, home networks, troubleshooting slow LAN.
I cannot find any other location of Windows builds other than . Here, latest general version is 3.1.3. The whole project website does not seem to be updated since 2016.
Project web seems to move from to . Here one can find releases up to very recent 3.7; released 2016-06-21. However, when following links from there to find latest Windows binary, I ended up back at .
Or what is the relation between and ? New developing team? Fork? There is no indication of project being moved on any of the websites. Both state that: iPerf3 is principally developed by ESnet / Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
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the development on iperf seems to be still going on but it not being compiled for windows. You have 2 options now.
- get the source from and compile it
- budman is compiling it for you here . you can directly go there and download it.
