My ISP's QoS policy strictly limits the rate of UDP transmission to no more than 5mbps

[zhangch777 0]

Recently I reported that my download speed are throttled. After some diagnosis, I think it is because ISP's QoS policy strictly limits the rate of UDP transmission to no more than 5mbps during the peak internet hours.(normally I can get 100mpbs) I think ISP only limits the international traficc. I tested the speed fast.com. Is there any way to solve this?
I tried some ways in the community, using different port, try SSL protocol. It just make my speed slower.
And one thing is weird. I am able to watch 8k video on youtube, download a file from GDrive 8M/s even when my speed test is 5mbps. But when I watch things like twitter, the experience are in line with the test.

 

[go558a83nk 352]

Using something like TCP 443 is slower than 5mbps?  Do you have another choice of ISP?

[zhangch777 0]

2 hours ago, go558a83nk said:

Using something like TCP 443 is slower than 5mbps?  Do you have another choice of ISP?

yeah it's slower. Maybe I will change my ISP. But it will be my last choice.