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I didn't test that in windows command prompt but in my sync tool i'd gain best results with

 --block-sync-size 498 --db-sync-mode fastest:sync:8750

updated again

It starts slowly but then outperforms defaults and size 10. Although developers on github mention that the last argument lowerin the fault-proof i bet it still can be used if you wanna speed. Tool : https://github.com/alexeyneu/tool3

I didn't test that in windows command prompt but in my sync tool i'd gain best results with

 --block-sync-size 4 --db-sync-mode fastest:sync:8750

update

connection :10mbps . Although developers on github mention that the last argument lowerin the fault-proof i bet it still can be used if you wanna speed. Tool : https://github.com/alexeyneu/tool3

I didn't test that in windows command prompt but in my sync tool i'd gain best results with

 --block-sync-size 498 --db-sync-mode fastest:sync:8750

updated again

Although developers on github mention that the last argument lowerin the fault-proof i bet it still can be used if you wanna speed. Tool : https://github.com/alexeyneu/tool3

I didn't test that in windows command prompt but in my sync tool i'd gain best results with

 --block-sync-size 498 --db-sync-mode fastest:sync:8750

updated again

It starts slowly but then outperforms defaults and size 10. Although developers on github mention that the last argument lowerin the fault-proof i bet it still can be used if you wanna speed. Tool : https://github.com/alexeyneu/tool3

I didn't test that in windows command prompt but in my sync tool i'd gain best results with

 --block-sync-size 10 --db-sync-mode fastest:async:750 

updated

Although developers on github mention that the last argument lowerin the fault-proof i bet it still can be used if you wanna speed. Tool : https://github.com/alexeyneu/tool3

I didn't test that in windows command prompt but in my sync tool i'd gain best results with

 --block-sync-size 498 --db-sync-mode fastest:sync:8750

updated again

Although developers on github mention that the last argument lowerin the fault-proof i bet it still can be used if you wanna speed. Tool : https://github.com/alexeyneu/tool3