- Host QNAP TBS-464
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NVMe SSDs
Micron 7400 MAX
MTFDKBA800TFCFWE1MU23BC
Micron 7400 MAX
Summary of Rig Logs
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Model numbers and firmware
MTFDKBA400TFC |
Firmware: E1MU23BC
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MTFDKBA800TFC |
Firmware: E1MU23BC
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Reported together with
| Product name | Works | Works with tweaks | Partially works | Unstable | Doesn't work | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QNAP TBS-464 | 2 | View as combination | ||||
| QNAP TS-264 | 2 | View as combination | ||||
| QNAP TS-364 | 2 | View as combination | ||||
| QNAP TS-262 | 2 | View as combination | ||||
| QNAP TS-464 | 2 | View as combination |
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Rig Logs including this product
- Host QNAP TBS-464
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NVMe SSDs
Micron 7400 MAX
MTFDKBA400TFCFWE1MU23BC
- Host QNAP TS-264
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NVMe SSDs
Micron 7400 MAX
MTFDKBA800TFCFWE1MU23BC
- Host QNAP TS-264
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NVMe SSDs
Micron 7400 MAX
MTFDKBA400TFCFWE1MU23BC
- Host QNAP TS-364
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NVMe SSDs
Micron 7400 MAX
MTFDKBA800TFCFWE1MU23BC
- Host QNAP TS-364
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NVMe SSDs
Micron 7400 MAX
MTFDKBA400TFCFWE1MU23BC
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- Host QNAP TS-262
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NVMe SSDs
Micron 7400 MAX
MTFDKBA800TFCFWE1MU23BC
- Host QNAP TS-262
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NVMe SSDs
Micron 7400 MAX
MTFDKBA400TFCFWE1MU23BC
- Host QNAP TS-464
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NVMe SSDs
Micron 7400 MAX
MTFDKBA800TFCFWE1MU23BC
- Host QNAP TS-464
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NVMe SSDs
Micron 7400 MAX
MTFDKBA400TFCFWE1MU23BC
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Overview Summarized by AI
Features
Micron 7400 MAX is an M.2 form factor SSD, and it is listed as a PCIe Gen4 x4 connection in the reported configurations.#1423 Rig Logs features two capacities: model number MTFDKBA800TFC (800GB) and MTFDKBA400TFC (400GB).#1423#1422
In many of the reported configurations, firmware E1MU23BC was used.#1423#1422#1019
Compatibility trends
There are a total of 10 Rig Logs, all of which show operation and recording. There are no records of partial operation or failure.#1423#1422#1019#1018#843 Three of these are based on summaries from QNAP's official compatibility list, representing combinations that the manufacturer indicated as compatible for the TBS-464 (400GB and 800GB) and TS-264 (800GB).#1423#1422#1019
Compared with other generations and competitors
The report for Micron 7400 MAX states it as PCIe Gen4 x4, whereas the comparison target, Lexar NM610 PRO, is PCIe Gen3 x4.#1423Lexar NM610 PROLexar NM610 PRO The Lexar NM610 PRO is listed with capacities of 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB, with a maximum sequential read speed of 3300MB/s.Lexar NM610 PROLexar NM610 PRO
The capacities confirmed in the report for Micron 7400 MAX are 400GB and 800GB, which differ from the capacity options available for Lexar NM610 PRO.#1423#1422Lexar NM610 PRO
Tips for adopting it (AI's view)
The reported capacities are 400GB and 800GB. Before purchasing, it is advisable to verify whether the model number required for your intended use matches these. If the host is a QNAP TBS-464, TS-264, TS-364, TS-262, or similar model, please check the manufacturer's compatibility list for the corresponding model and firmware E1MU23BC.
The reported configuration is connected via PCIe Gen4 x4. It is reassuring to check in advance whether the host slot or expansion card supports this specification. Rig Logs does not include information regarding cooling or power supply; therefore, we recommend proceeding with the setup while personally monitoring temperature and power status after installation.
Summarized on: 2026-10-18