MTFDHBE3T2TDG-1AW42ABYY - Micron 7300 Max 3.2TB PCI Express 3.0 1x4 NVMe 3D TLC Mixed Use SED - TCG Opal 2.0 U.2 2.5-inch Solid State Drive (SSD)
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Micron 7300 MAX 3200GB U.2 3.2 TB PCI Express 3.0 3D TLC NAND NVMe
7300 MAX 3200GB, 3D TCL, U.2, NVMe, TCG-Opal+eDrive
- 3.2 TB U.2 PCI Express 3.0
- Read speed: 3000 MB/s 520 IOPS
- Write speed: 1900 MB/s 160 IOPS
- 3D TLC NAND NVMe
- Hardware encryption 256-bit AES
- Component for: Server/workstation
About Micron 7300 MAX 3200GB, 3.2 TB, U.2, 3000 MB/s
Micron 7300 MAX 3200GB. SSD capacity: 3.2 TB, SSD form factor: U.2, Read speed: 3000 MB/s, Write speed: 1900 MB/s, Component for: Server/workstation
Data Center IT and cloud managers want the fast, low latency and consistent performance of NVMe storage that won’t break the budget. The Micron 7300 leverages the low power consumption and price-performance efficiencies of 3D NAND technology, delivering fast NVMe IOPS and GB/s for a wide array of workloads.Extreme Value and Great TCO
96-layer 3D TLC NAND offers low power and designed-in cost efficiencies.
NVMe Performance; Approachable Price Point
Get up to 6X the performance of data center SATA SSDs at comparable prices.
Scalable Cloud Support
Leverage the low-latency and high-performance combination that the cloud demands.
Platform Flexibility
Choose from simple, scalable, in-platform single port storage or dual port configuration for dual controller designs.
Mainstream NVMe for the Masses
Expand the benefits of NVMe across your data center. The Micron 7300 delivers mainstream NVMe performance up to 6X the performance of SATA SSDs, at a comparable price. Built for workloads that demand high throughput and low latency while staying within budget, the Micron 7300 is ideal for broadly-deployed, mixed read-write, compute, and virtualized workloads of today.
























