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NVMe SSDs

Micron 7450 Pro

Summary of Rig Logs

Results depend on the host it is used with, so they are summarized separately for each host.

With QNAP TBS-464

Result#Sources for this summary
Works 2 weight 1.0

With QNAP TS-453E

Result#Sources for this summary
Works 2 weight 1.0

With QNAP TS-364

Result#Sources for this summary
Works 2 weight 1.0

With QNAP TS-262

Result#Sources for this summary
Works 2 weight 1.0

With QNAP TS-253E

Result#Sources for this summary
Works 2 weight 1.0

With QNAP TS-464

Result#Sources for this summary
Works 2 weight 1.0

With Radxa ROCK 5B

Result#Sources for this summary
Works 1 weight 0.5

Model numbers and firmware

960GB
MTFDKBA480TFR-1BC1ZABYY Firmware: E2MU110
MTFDKBA960TFR-1BC1ZABYY Firmware: E2MU110

Overview Summarized by AI

Features

In the QNAP compatibility list, this SSD is listed as an M.2 SSD with a PCIe Gen4 x4 connection, and the firmware is specified as E2MU110.#1427#1185 Both 480GB and 960GB configurations are included in these listings.#1426#1427

Compatibility trends

There are a total of four reports across two groups for the QNAP TBS-464, all recorded as working.#1427#1426#338#337 On QNAP TS-453E and TS-364 hosts, two instances each were recorded as functioning.#1185#1184#847#846

It is recorded that each of the QNAP TS-262 and TS-253E hosts operated in two instances respectively.#715#714#556#555 One item has been recorded as functioning on a Radxa ROCK 5B host, and this document contains no reports of issues, partial functionality, or required changes.#286

The summary of listings for TBS-464 and TS-453E indicates compatibility based on QNAP's official compatibility list, not actual testing results from QNAP itself.#1427#1426#1185

Compared with other generations and competitors

Lexar NM610 PRO is listed as a PCIe Gen3 x4 NVMe SSD, with sequential read speeds up to 3300MB/s and capacities of 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB.Lexar NM610 PROLexar NM610 PROLexar NM610 PROLexar NM610 PRO The durability of the Lexar NM610 PRO is rated at 120TBW for 500GB, 240TBW for 1TB, and 480TBW for 2TB, with a maximum operating temperature of 70°C.Lexar NM610 PROLexar NM610 PRO

In the Rig Log notes for Micron 7450 Pro, it is listed as PCIe Gen4 x4, whereas Lexar NM610 PRO is listed as Gen3 x4.#1427Lexar NM610 PRO

Tips for adopting it (AI's view)

This is suitable for those who want to add an M.2 NVMe SSD to a QNAP NAS or compact system. Before purchasing, please verify the exact model number and capacity listed in the host manufacturer's compatibility list. QNAP listings are specified for each individual capacity.

During setup, verify that the listed firmware matches E2MU110 and confirm that the slot provides PCIe Gen4 x4. This document does not include numerical data regarding the product's temperature or cooling; therefore, it is recommended to verify the host's cooling environment and the manufacturer's specifications before applying heavy loads. Additionally, since there is only one report for Radxa ROCK 5B, please confirm operation in advance if using the same configuration.

Summarized on: 2026-10-18

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Reported together with

Product nameWorksWorks with tweaksPartially worksUnstableDoesn't work
QNAP TBS-464 2 View as combination
QNAP TS-453E 2 View as combination
QNAP TS-364 2 View as combination
QNAP TS-262 2 View as combination
QNAP TS-253E 2 View as combination
QNAP TS-464 2 View as combination
Radxa ROCK 5B 1 View as combination

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Works Works with a tweak / partial / unstable Does not work Results are split Dashed lines: combinations known only from external information (maker lists, blogs, etc.)

No line does not mean "incompatible". It means "no report yet".

Rig Logs including this product

Rig Log #1427 2026-10-18
Works Running time: Unknown Summary of external source weight 0.5
Rig Log #1426 2026-10-18
Works Running time: Unknown Summary of external source weight 0.5
Rig Log #1185 2026-10-18
Works Running time: Unknown Summary of external source weight 0.5
Rig Log #1184 2026-10-18
Works Running time: Unknown Summary of external source weight 0.5
Rig Log #847 2026-10-18
Works Running time: Unknown Summary of external source weight 0.5
Rig Log #846 2026-10-18
Works Running time: Unknown Summary of external source weight 0.5
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Rig Log #715 2026-10-18
Works Running time: Unknown Summary of external source weight 0.5
Rig Log #714 2026-10-18
Works Running time: Unknown Summary of external source weight 0.5
Rig Log #556 2026-10-18
Works Running time: Unknown Summary of external source weight 0.5
Rig Log #555 2026-10-18
Works Running time: Unknown Summary of external source weight 0.5
Rig Log #338 2026-10-18
Works Running time: Unknown Summary of external source weight 0.5
Rig Log #337 2026-10-18
Works Running time: Unknown Summary of external source weight 0.5

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