Micron Technology, Inc.
Micron Technology, Inc. 7450 MAX 3.2TB U.3 NVMe Enterprise SSD MTFDKCC3T2TFS1BC1ZABYYR
3.2 TB enterprise NVMe SSD in a 15 mm U.3 form factor for high-endurance server workloads
- Device TypeInternal Solid State Drive (SSD)
- 2 TB capacity for dense enterprise workloads
- 7450 MAX series built for high endurance
- U.3 PCIe NVMe interface for fast data transfer
- 15 mm z-height fits standard drive bays
- Non-SED design simplifies deployment
Micron 7450 MAX 3.2TB U.3 NVMe Enterprise SSD
The Micron 7450 MAX is an enterprise-class internal solid-state drive with 3.2TB capacity. It connects through a U.3 interface using the NVMe protocol. The drive comes in a 15mm physical height. It is built for servers and storage arrays that demand consistent high endurance.
Suits write-intensive server workloads.
This drive targets write-intensive applications such as databases, caching tiers and virtualisation hosts. The U.3 connector requires a compatible backplane or drive bay, so it does not fit standard desktop motherboards. Buyers without U.3 infrastructure should look at other form factors. Systems needing self-encrypting hardware must choose a different model.
3.2TB capacity decides fit for capacity-bound
The usable capacity is 3.2TB, presented as 3200GB in the manufacturer data. This single figure determines whether the drive satisfies a given storage budget or density requirement. Match the capacity to the array design before purchasing.
Pluspunten
- 2 TB capacity for dense enterprise workloads
- 7450 MAX series built for high endurance
- U.3 PCIe NVMe interface for fast data transfer
- 15 mm z-height fits standard drive bays
- Non-SED design simplifies deployment
Specificaties
| Brand | Micron |
|---|---|
| Device Type | Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) |
| Verzendgewicht | 0.45 kg |
| Pakketafmetingen | 127 × 95 × 13 mm |
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Does my server need a U.3 backplane that accepts 15 mm drives to install the Micron 7450 MAX 3.2 TB NVMe SSD?
Yes — the drive is a 15 mm U.3 form factor, so the host must provide a U.3 bay or adapter that accommodates that thickness.
Will the 7450 MAX work in a chassis that only has legacy U.2 bays?
U.3 is backward-compatible with U.2 connectors, so the SSD can be used in a U.2 bay provided the backplane supplies the required PCIe lanes and power.
How can I verify the 3200 GB Micron 7450 MAX is operating correctly after installation?
Check the drive appears in the BIOS or OS with its full 3.2 TB capacity, confirm the NVMe link runs at the expected PCIe generation, and run the vendor SMART health report for zero critical warnings.
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