I&#x27;d like to see the bandwidth measured from my computer to the wider Internet, not from the ISP&#x27;s speedtest server hosted before the traffic sees the Internet.<p>At least on my ISP in New York, I can run a speedtest to the auto-selected server and see 330Mbps, but switch to a speedtest server farther away (requiring actual Internet transit), and see the rate drop to 10Mbps.  So it&#x27;s all very impressive that I am paying for a 300Mbps connection to the ISP&#x27;s colo.  But it would be better if I was paying for a 300Mbps connection to the Internet.<p>(Having a speedtest server hosted by your ISP is a great debugging tool, so I&#x27;m not asking them to stop doing that.  It&#x27;s great for figuring out if the bottleneck is my local link layer (WiFi, broken switch?), my Internet connection (broken router? squirrel chewing through a cable?), or simply the ISP&#x27;s peering choices.)