Testseek.com have collected 62 expert reviews of the Corsair 2.5 inch Force LX Series SATA600 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Corsair 2.5 inch Force LX Series SATA600.
August 2014
(78%)
62 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The Force LX series of SSDs is the right move to make for Corsair. Transitioning towards 20nm NAND from Micron brings down the prices as well as opting a 3rd party controller that is nice and fast overall. The product itself offers very good performance....
Solid design, Great read activity performance, Good MSRP out of the gate
Needs even lower pricing to compete with Micron and Samsung, Write performance below par
Consumers on a budget looking to upgrade their PCs to an SSD might find this to be an viable option; however, when it comes down to it, the Corsair Force Series LX SSD is a drive that faces strong competition from similarly classed SSD products from tier ...
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Published: 2014-05-27, Author: Chris , review by: thessdreview.com
The Corsair Force LX solid state drive and the new Silicon Motion controller perform exactly how they should for an entry-level SSD. It would have been nice to have had a few goodies thrown in as well, but it's hard to go wrong with a price point this am...
Abstract: While manufacturers have announced larger capacity SSDs (2TB and more), for storing a lot of files, a mechanical HDD is still a much more affordable option. This looks set to change in the future though, as SSD production volume increases lead to lower pr...
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Published: 2014-09-10, Author: Chris , review by: tweaktown.com
Corsair was one of the early companies that managed to bring solid state technology to the desktop at affordable prices. As much as I respect Corsair and what they have done for consumer SSDs, I have to say the 512GB capacity size Force LX is kind of a l...
Published: 2014-05-28, Author: Chris , review by: tweaktown.com
The current crop of low cost SSDs is quite impressive compared to mainstream SSDs of the past. Over the years, we've seen some pretty poor examples of mainstream SSDs. Some examples still exist on the market, like Kingston's famous switcheroo V300 that s...
First of all the best middleclass SSD that you can use. Based on the performance and the good price the Sandisk Ultra II 480GB is the best choice. The Sandisk performs nearly as well as the fastest SATA600-drives in the test, but for a much lower price...
Samsung's 850 Pro SSDs are without a doubt the fastest SSDs of this moment. Given that this product does not seem to have any flaws, we heartily recommend it to those who are looking for the fastest possible SSD. The Vector 150 and AMD Radeon R7 SSDs ar...
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Published: 2014-10-07, Author: Richard , review by: vortez.net
Aggressively priced, Great read speeds, 7mm Casing
Mediocre Write speed
Knowing that the Corsair Force LX was an SSD designed for the budget conscious we weren't expecting blistering performance but truth be told for the price, we were pleasantly surprised. Not only did the Force LX beat some of the more expensive drives soun...
Abstract: The 512GB LX excelled in our benchmarks, writing large files at a blistering 573.8MB/s and reading them at an equally impressive 480MB/s. We did manage to exceed 600MB/s when writing large files, but we only managed this feat once. We wouldn’t expect such...
