Stablebit CD works great with Google drive. I have 1.5TB uploaded so far averaging at 22MB/s. FYI these are my settings: 10GB cache, 20MB chunks, 20MB minimal download, 1MB prefetch activation, 40MB forward, 3600 timeframe, 8 threads d/u.

I mainly use it as a "push" storage for dumping Linux ISOs that I no longer need to free up local disk space. The advantage CD has over rclone is that I can view everything natively, so I can still enjoy my p0rn I mean Ubuntu 16.10 afterwards. The CD software also works very well with other programs. For example, I use CD as the destination for backup software like EaseUS Todo backup and Syncovery - this uploads significantly faster than those programs would normally. I did get several BSODs during large uploads but my data recovered just fine.

That said, the caveat is CD craps out with most other providers. I dunno why but Onedrive gets throttled to 4MB/s after a while, annoyingly. Also, Amazon cloud drive pretty much doesn't work due to a default speed limit.