VPN: CMFVYGT3-32GB
Product ReviewsCorsair Flash Voyager GT USB 3.0 32GB CMFVYGT3-32GB Flash Drive
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 Rating: Review Date: 02/08/12  |
Cons: easy to lose cap, rubber coating gets covered with dust
Pros: huge jump from USB 2 |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/29/12 |
Cons: larger then you might expect 10cmx3cm
Pros: fast good size Comment:
use to back up / transfer photos from my laptop to workstation regularly transferring 32g of raw/tiff photos on and off it with no problems. also have transfer 12gb mkv files with no problem bough on sale for a great price. good rubber coating looks a little tacky but gives the impression that it will absorb impact / where well. cap stays on well but would like a tether on it all the same, no loss of stars though since most drives are like that. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/20/12 |
Cons: None
Pros: Very fastReliable Comment:
Tested with CrystalDiskMark, 93 Mb/s Read & 43 Mb/s Write Sequential speeds. With HD Tune, 82 Mb/s average & 68 Mb/s burst Read speeds. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/19/12 |
Cons: A bit big but it's not bulky.
Pros: Great USB 3 speeds on read and write; durable rubber casing. USB 2 speed are quite good too. Comment:
Had to try this when I saw the low Boxing week price. The USB 3 speeds are great. File reads are ~130MB/s to 110/MBs and writes are from ~120MB/s to 80MB/s (seriously). Large writes (4gb) tend to start off fast and go down to 80MB/s as they finish. Then there is this ~ 10 second wait as it finishes. I have this 10 second wait on my other flash drives too (maybe a CRC check? I don't know). As mentioned the size is a bit bigger than my other flash drives, but it doesn’t feel big in my pocket at all. USB 2 speeds are very good too. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/30/11 |
Cons: big for a usb flash drive.
Pros: Shock proof, Great speed, Comment:
Didn't got much time to test it but so far it works like a charm! Great speed (bit lower than what Corsair advertised but still close enough). bought it for 30$, its a great product! |
FAT32, 32K cluster size, for large file transfers, it writes at 40 MB/s (that's 40 MegaBytes per second)! Formats to 30.2GB, 32.2Gb under FAT32.