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Micron Technology, Inc.

Micron Technology, Inc. 7450 PRO 3.84TB enterprise SSD MTFDKCC3T8TFR-1BC1ZABYY

SKU CH-X2J4-MVXE2 MPN MTFDKCC3T8TFR-1BC1ZABYY

A 3.84TB enterprise SSD with PCIe Gen4 NVMe reaching 6800 MBps read and 5300 MBps write

  • Total capacity3.84 TB
  • Sequential read speedUp to 6,800 MB/s
  • Sequential write speedUp to 5,300 MB/s
  • Interface typePCIe Gen4 1 × 4 NVMe (v1.4)
  • NAND flash type3D TLC
  • Random read (4K)Up to 1,000,000 IOPS
  • Up to 6800 MBps sequential read for fast data access
  • Up to 5300 MBps sequential write for rapid data storage
  • 1,000,000 IOPS random read handles heavy read workloads
  • 180,000 IOPS random write sustains mixed enterprise I/O
  • 84TB 3D TLC capacity stores large datasets in a 15.00mm drive

Micron 7450 PRO enterprise SSD

The Micron 7450 PRO is a 3.84TB enterprise solid-state drive built for servers and storage arrays that need consistent read and write performance. It uses 3D TLC NAND and connects through a PCIe Gen4 1x4 NVMe 1.4 interface. The drive suits database, virtualization and analytics workloads that demand high random IOPS.

Build quality and daily implications

The 15.00mm z-height fits standard enterprise drive bays and backplanes designed for this form factor. Active power draw reaches 12.1W during sequential reads and 16.6W during sequential writes, so chassis airflow must handle the thermal load. Operating temperature range spans 0°C to 70°C, supporting typical data-centre environments.

Practical limits of the NVMe interface

Sequential throughput peaks at 6800 MBps read and 5300 MBps write, while random 4KB performance reaches 1,000,000 IOPS read and 180,000 IOPS write. Latency sits at 80 µs for reads and 15 µs for writes. Workloads that exceed these sustained throughput or IOPS ceilings will see throttling or queue buildup.

How it compares

Measured against everything we stock in Server & Data Center SSDs, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.

Price $562.99
Cheaper than about 67% of the 1,039 comparable items (median $992.99).
Total capacity 3.84 TB
Higher than about 60% of the 522 comparable items (median 3.2 TB).
Sequential read speed Up to 6,800 MB/s
Higher than about 60% of the 311 comparable items (median 6,500 MB/s).
Price per TB $146.61 per TB
Cheaper than about 91% of the 522 comparable items (median $595.64 per TB).

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameMicron
Model name7450 PRO
Part numberMTFDKCC3T8TFR-1BC1ZABYY
Total capacity3.84 TB
Performance
Sequential read speedUp to 6,800 MB/s
Sequential write speedUp to 5,300 MB/s
Random read (4K)Up to 1,000,000 IOPS
Random write (4K)Up to 180,000 IOPS
Read latency80 µs
Write latency15 µs
Storage
NAND flash type3D TLC
Ports & slots
Interface typePCIe Gen4 1 × 4 NVMe (v1.4)
Power
Active power drawSequential read: 12.1 W
Sequential write: 16.6 W
Size & build
Overall height15 mm
Shipping weight0.09 kg
Package size127 × 76 × 25 mm
Environment & compliance
Operating temperature range0 °C to 70 °C

Questions about this item

What does the PCIe Gen4 1x4 NVMe 1.4 interface cap sequential throughput at?

The PCIe Gen4 1x4 NVMe 1.4 interface delivers up to 6800 MBps sequential read and up to 5300 MBps sequential write.

What physical height must the server bay accommodate for this 15.00 mm drive?

The drive measures 15.00 mm tall, so the bay must accept a 15 mm U.3 form factor.

How is the drive installed and which step is often missed?

Insert the U.3 drive into a hot-swap backplane until the latch clicks, then verify the NVMe namespace appears in the OS.

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