MTFDKBA800TFC-1AZ1ZABDA Micron 800GB NVMe Pci Express 4.0 x4 7400 Max SSD

Micron 800GB NVMe PCIe 4.0 x4 SSD

Discover enterprise-grade speed and endurance with the Micron MTFDKBA800TFC-1AZ1ZABDA—an internal M.2 2280 NVMe SSD engineered for high-throughput workloads, rapid boot times, and consistent low latency.

General details

Manufacturer and identity

• Brand: Micron
• Part number: MTFDKBA800TFC-1AZ1ZABDA
• Device class: Internal solid-state drive (SSD)

Technical specifications

Storage and memory technology

• Capacity: 800GB
• NAND type: 3D Triple-Level Cell (TLC) flash

Physical format

• Form factor: M.2 2280

Interface and protocol

• Connector: PCIe 4.0 x4
• Protocol: NVMe

Performance metrics

Throughput

• External transfer rate: 600 Mbps
• Sequential read speed: 4400 MB/s
• Sequential write speed: 1000 MB/s

Random operations

• Random read (4KB): 230,000 IOPS
• Random write (4KB): 118,000 IOPS

Reliability and endurance

Service life and data integrity

• MTTF: 2,000,000 hours
• UBER: <1 sector per 10¹⁷ bits read

Connectivity and compatibility

Expansion options

• Interface count: 1 × PCIe 4.0 x4 (NVMe)

Supported bay

• Compatible slot: M.2 2280

MTFDKBA800TFC-1AZ1ZABDA NVMe SSD Overview

The Micron MTFDKBA800TFC-1AZ1ZABDA 800GB NVMe PCI Express 4.0 x4 solid state drive belongs to a specialized category of high-performance storage devices engineered for enterprise, data center, and advanced workstation environments. This category focuses on delivering exceptional throughput, ultra-low latency, sustained reliability, and predictable performance under heavy workloads. Unlike consumer-focused SSDs, enterprise NVMe drives are designed to handle continuous, mission-critical operations where performance consistency and endurance are paramount. The category addresses demanding applications such as virtualization, cloud computing, real-time analytics, transactional databases, and content delivery infrastructures that require fast and reliable access to large volumes of data.

Within this category, NVMe PCI Express 4.0 technology represents a significant evolution in storage architecture. By leveraging the PCIe 4.0 x4 interface, these drives unlock substantially higher bandwidth compared to earlier generations, enabling maximum sequential read speeds that approach or exceed 7400 MB/s. This level of performance transforms how systems process data, reducing bottlenecks that traditionally limited storage subsystems. The Micron 800GB NVMe SSD exemplifies this category’s commitment to pushing performance boundaries while maintaining enterprise-grade stability and efficiency.

Architectural Foundations of PCI Express 4.0 Storage

The NVMe PCI Express 4.0 storage category is built upon a modern architectural framework optimized for parallelism and low-latency communication between storage and CPU resources. NVMe, or Non-Volatile Memory Express, was developed specifically for solid state storage, replacing legacy protocols that were originally designed for mechanical hard drives. In this category, NVMe allows thousands of concurrent command queues, each capable of processing numerous commands simultaneously. This parallel architecture significantly improves responsiveness in multi-threaded and multi-user environments.

PCI Express 4.0 further enhances this architecture by doubling the per-lane bandwidth compared to PCIe 3.0. With a x4 lane configuration, drives in this category can achieve up to 64 GT/s of total bandwidth, providing ample headroom for high-speed NAND flash memory and advanced controllers. The Micron MTFDKBA800TFC-1AZ1ZABDA leverages this interface to deliver maximum throughput without compromising signal integrity or system compatibility, making it suitable for modern server platforms and next-generation workstations.

Characteristics and Workload Efficiency

The performance profile of the Micron 800GB NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD reflects the broader objectives of its category. High sequential read speeds, reaching up to 7400 MB/s, enable rapid data ingestion and retrieval for bandwidth-intensive applications. Equally important are the random read and write performance metrics, which determine how well the drive handles small, frequent data transactions common in database and virtualization workloads.

Enterprise NVMe storage prioritizes consistent input/output operations per second over peak burst performance. This consistency ensures that applications experience predictable response times, even when the drive is subjected to heavy multi-user access. The category’s focus on workload efficiency allows organizations to consolidate more tasks onto fewer drives, optimizing infrastructure utilization and reducing total cost of ownership.

Latency Reduction and Quality of Service

Low latency is a critical attribute of this category, as even microsecond-level delays can impact application performance in high-frequency transaction environments. NVMe’s streamlined command set and direct communication path minimize latency, while PCIe 4.0 ensures sufficient bandwidth to prevent congestion. Enterprise-grade drives like the Micron 800GB model are engineered to maintain low and consistent latency across varying workloads.

Quality of Service metrics further define this category by measuring performance variability. Tight latency distributions and minimal performance jitter are essential for applications such as financial trading platforms, real-time analytics, and large-scale virtualization. Storage solutions in this category are designed to meet stringent QoS requirements, ensuring reliable application behavior under load.

Endurance, Reliability, and Data Integrity

Endurance and reliability are central to the enterprise NVMe SSD category. These drives are built to withstand continuous operation, high write volumes, and demanding environmental conditions. The Micron MTFDKBA800TFC-1AZ1ZABDA 800GB SSD incorporates advanced NAND flash technologies and robust error correction mechanisms to protect data integrity over the drive’s operational lifespan.

Enterprise drives are rated for higher drive writes per day compared to consumer models, reflecting their suitability for write-intensive workloads. This category emphasizes long-term durability, ensuring that storage infrastructure remains dependable even under sustained heavy use. Reliability features such as power-loss protection, advanced ECC, and comprehensive SMART monitoring contribute to reduced risk of data loss and system downtime.

Thermal Management and Power Efficiency

As performance increases, effective thermal management becomes essential. The NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD category addresses this challenge through efficient controller design, advanced firmware algorithms, and optimized power management features. These drives are engineered to deliver high performance without excessive heat generation, reducing the need for additional cooling infrastructure.

Power efficiency is equally important, particularly in large-scale deployments where energy consumption directly impacts operational costs. Enterprise NVMe SSDs balance performance and power usage by dynamically adjusting operating parameters based on workload demands. This approach ensures optimal energy efficiency while maintaining the performance levels required for critical applications.

Form Factor Compatibility and Deployment Flexibility

The enterprise NVMe SSD category encompasses various form factors to accommodate different system architectures. The Micron MTFDKBA800TFC-1AZ1ZABDA is designed to integrate seamlessly into modern server and workstation platforms that support PCIe 4.0 NVMe storage. This compatibility ensures straightforward deployment in existing infrastructures while enabling future scalability.

Standardized form factors and interfaces simplify system design and maintenance, allowing IT teams to deploy and replace drives with minimal disruption. The category’s focus on interoperability ensures that storage solutions remain adaptable as technology evolves.