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I'd suggest iperf.exe. Its a command line utility, but very easy to use. You setup one PC as a 'server' PC, by running iperf.exe -s.

 

Then from the other PC, run iperf.exe -c

 

Actually, for a more accurate figure, I'd use iperf.exe -P 10 -c . The -P switch allows for simultaneous connections to get an aggregate bandwidth.

 

Meldrew

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