VisionTek 2.5 inch GoDrive Series SATA600

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 6 expert reviews

Excellent:

4
Good:

1
Average:

0
Bad:

1

Pros:

Excellent value for performance and capacity; Solid performance

Cons:

Struggles with incompressible data; No accessory package; Not the fastest SandForce SSD

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Last revision on August 24, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Excellent value for performance and capacity; Solid performance

Reviewers Didn't Like

Struggles with incompressible data; No accessory package; Not the fastest SandForce SSD

Expert reviews and ratings

We've been waiting the better part of a decade for SSD prices to drop and they have dropped somewhat. Often you find yourself a little cash strapped and can't afford one of those infernally expensive PCI-E drives where you sign a contract to send your...

By bjorn3d.com on August 10, 2015

The VisionTek Go Drive is an under-performing SSD that is accompanied by a great controller, mediocre asynchronous memory and a high...

By technlologyx.com on January 02, 2014

Solid combination of speed and price in a larger capacity SSD. Discuss in the...

By Pureoverclock on July 15, 2013

Today we are looking at two new Solid State Drives from Visiontek, a company primarily known as one of AMD’s partners in America. Both GoDrive and Racer Series are powered by the Sandforce 2281 controller, however the Racer Series features high...

By Kitguru.net on May 31, 2012

Driven by a LSI SandForce SF2200 controller and designed for the Sata 3 6Gb/s interface the VIsionTek GO Drive can reach speeds of 550 MB/s Read and 520MB/s write. Solid State Hard Drives have become the go to hardware solution to speed up computers and...

By bjorn3d.com on June 26, 2015

100

After a closer look at the VisionTek GoDrive Series SSD, we can see why it's a worth a look in the 120GB/s SSD size segment. You're able to have the Operation system and applications on a very fast primary drive, without having to worry about the...

By Pureoverclock on June 08, 2012