I don't know what it is, But some websites run faster with my connection, such as Youtube and Google, and I can download 1-2 MB per second with this connection from youtube.
It sounds like your internet provider doesn't use net neutrality, and gives priority to certain sites (they could be paying them for it).Quote
Recently I subscribed to a VPN that can bypass the download speed limit, and I can download 1-2 MB per second from any website with my android device.
Why don't you run Bitcoin Core through the VPN?Quote
So, I wondered if I could download block data with this speed and move it to my computer's blocks folder. It will save me a lot of time for me. Someone provided this link on another thread http://blockdata.loyce.club/ and said it's possible.
That most likely won't work, data dumps aren't meant to restore Bitcoin Core.Quote
I am unsure which file I should download and where to store it.
There are probably still sites that offer Bitcoin Core "bootstrap" data, but it's not recommended. Even at 20 GB per day, it will only take you 23 days to sync Bitcoin Core. It's long, but you don't need to watch it and it's a one-time thing. Just let it run until it's done 
Let's face it: I like data, I don't like design, so I lack the motivation to improve this. I still expect it before the new forum software though, I mean, I can't take that long! 
Not sure if you saw my edit. 
