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SanDisk 3.84TB NAS 800 NVMe PCIe 5.0x4 M.2 2280 Internal SSD - NVMe PCIe M2 - SDSNP2384TAN-000E0
- BLAZING SPEED - Experience rapid data transfers with sequential read speeds up to 14,900MB/s, ensuring quick access and efficient operation for demanding tasks.
- RELIABLE STORAGE - Built with SanDisk TLC 3D CBA NAND and TCG OPAL 2.02 security, offering robust data integrity and protection for your valuable files.
- EASY INSTALLATION - Features a standard M.2 2280-S3-M form factor and PCIe 5.0x4 NVMe 2.0 interface for seamless integration into compatible systems.
- GREAT VALUE - Choose from multiple capacities, including 960GB, 1.92TB, 3.84TB, and 7.68TB, to match your specific storage needs and budget.
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The high endurance and performance SSD for 24/7 NAS systemsTackle intense NAS workloads with SANDISK NAS 800 NVMe SSDs with PCIe 5.0 for demanding 24/7 NAS systems. Creative teams can quickly access and transfer large media and project files with sequential read/write speeds up to 14, 900/13, 200MB/s( 1.92TB model). Engineered with a high-endurance rating of up to 14 PBW ( 7.68TB model) for caching, storage tiering, or as primary storage in all-flash NAS systems. For multiuser collaborative workspaces, databases, and virtualization, SANDISK NAS 800 SSDs can help increase system responsiveness with random read/write speeds up to 2.3M /2M IOPS ( 3.84TB model).
Available in capacities from 960GB to 7.68TB built with SANDISK TLC 3D NAND, easily scale your NAS storage capacity as your data grows. Tested for compatibility with many leading NAS systems supporting M. 2280. Shift your NAS into high gear with PCIe 5.0C reative teams can quickly access and transfer large media and project files with PCIe 5.0 sequential read/write speeds up to 14, 900/13, 200MB/s ( 1.92TB model). SANDISK NAS 800 NVMe SSDs are designed for sustained throughput to help support creative professional media workflows. Engineered for 24/7 NAS systemsSANDISK NAS 800 NVMe SSDs are designed to be configured as a cache, storage tier, or as primary storage in all-flash NAS running write-intensive workloads.
They are engineered with a high endurance rating of up to 14 PBW ( 7.68TB model) for 24/7 NAS systems. Scale as your data growsAs your data grows, your private cloud can too. Available in capacities from 960GB to 7.68TB built with SANDISK TLC 3D NAND, easily scale your NAS storage capacity for large project files, application datasets, media libraries, and documents. Boost your NAS responsivenessHelp boost your NAS responsiveness for collaborative workspaces, databases, and virtualization with random I/O read/write speeds up to 2.3M /2M IOPS ( 3.84TB model).
Tested for leading NAS compatibilitySANDISK NAS 800 NVMe SSDs are tested with many leading NAS systems for compatibility, helping make upgrades seamless for NAS deployments. Compatible with many NAS deployments supporting PCIe 5.0, 4.0 and 3.0 M. 2 2280 SSDs. Peace of mind for your NAS storageSANDISK NAS 800 NVMe SSDs are designed to help maximize your uptime.
Available in capacities from 960GB to 7.68TB built with SANDISK TLC 3D NAND, easily scale your NAS storage capacity as your data grows. Tested for compatibility with many leading NAS systems supporting M. 2280. Shift your NAS into high gear with PCIe 5.0C reative teams can quickly access and transfer large media and project files with PCIe 5.0 sequential read/write speeds up to 14, 900/13, 200MB/s ( 1.92TB model). SANDISK NAS 800 NVMe SSDs are designed for sustained throughput to help support creative professional media workflows. Engineered for 24/7 NAS systemsSANDISK NAS 800 NVMe SSDs are designed to be configured as a cache, storage tier, or as primary storage in all-flash NAS running write-intensive workloads.
They are engineered with a high endurance rating of up to 14 PBW ( 7.68TB model) for 24/7 NAS systems. Scale as your data growsAs your data grows, your private cloud can too. Available in capacities from 960GB to 7.68TB built with SANDISK TLC 3D NAND, easily scale your NAS storage capacity for large project files, application datasets, media libraries, and documents. Boost your NAS responsivenessHelp boost your NAS responsiveness for collaborative workspaces, databases, and virtualization with random I/O read/write speeds up to 2.3M /2M IOPS ( 3.84TB model).
Tested for leading NAS compatibilitySANDISK NAS 800 NVMe SSDs are tested with many leading NAS systems for compatibility, helping make upgrades seamless for NAS deployments. Compatible with many NAS deployments supporting PCIe 5.0, 4.0 and 3.0 M. 2 2280 SSDs. Peace of mind for your NAS storageSANDISK NAS 800 NVMe SSDs are designed to help maximize your uptime.
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The SanDisk NAS 800 is a 3.84TB M.2 2280 internal SSD with a PCIe 5.0 x4 interface, NVMe 2.0 support, and sequential speeds up to 14,900MB/s read and 13,100MB/s write. It suits users building compatible systems for demanding storage and high-speed data transfers.
Recommended For
- Operators of 24/7 NAS systems who use an NVMe drive for write-heavy caching, storage tiering, or primary storage and want higher endurance than a typical client SSD.
- Creative teams editing or transferring large project and media files on a compatible NAS, especially when several people share the workspace.
- NAS users hosting databases or virtual machines who need responsive random access under concurrent workloads, rather than just space for infrequently accessed files.
- NAS builders who want a high-capacity M.2 drive for an all-flash or hybrid setup and have confirmed their system supports the drive’s M.2 2280 format and intended use.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- In a compatible NAS, use the NAS 800 as an NVMe cache for frequently accessed files or services; storage-heavy tasks may feel more responsive, while the overall benefit depends on the NAS and network.
- For a creative team editing large media files from an all-flash NAS, use it as shared project storage; collaborators can access and transfer files from the NAS without relying on a slower hard-drive tier.
- For a small-business NAS serving databases or virtual machines to multiple users, use the drive for storage or a fast tier; frequent small reads and writes may feel more responsive when the NAS and workload can take advantage of NVMe storage.
- For a NAS that repeatedly ingests, rewrites, or processes large files, use the NAS 800 for write-intensive storage; a review found sustained transfers stayed consistent during a 500GB file copy, and the drive is designed for high-write NAS workloads.
- In a NAS with both SSD and hard-drive storage, use the NAS 800 for frequently used data and leave less-active files on higher-capacity storage; this creates a fast storage tier without requiring the entire archive to reside on SSDs.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | High-capacity internal storage for NAS and PC systems, with listed compatibility for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Slim |
| Capacity | 3.84TB |
| Interface And Form Factor | M.2 2280 SSD using PCIe 5.0 x4 and NVMe 2.0 |
| Read And Write Performance | Sequential speeds up to 14,900 MB/s read and 13,100 MB/s write; random 4KB performance up to 2,300,000 IOPS read and 2,000,000 IOPS write |
| NAND And Security | TLC NAND with TCG OPAL 2.02 encryption |
| Endurance And Reliability | Rated for 7,000TB written and an MTTF of 1.75 million hours |
| Power And Operating Conditions | 3mW sleep power; active power up to 6.5W while reading and 6.6W while writing. Operating temperature: 0°C to 85°C; storage temperature: -40°C to 85°C |
| Physical Characteristics | No heatsink; 80 × 22 × 2.38mm and 7.5g |
| Shock And Vibration Resistance | Shock resistance up to 1,500G at 0.5ms half-sine; operating vibration: 5gRMS, 10–2000Hz, 3 axes; non-operating vibration: 4.9gRMS, 7–800Hz, 3 axes |
| Model Identifiers | Western Digital SanDisk NAS 800; model SDSNP2384TAN; part number SDSNP2384TAN-000E0 |
Reference Q&A
Q: SanDisk NAS 800 3.84TB vs WD_BLACK SN8100 4TB: which should I choose?
A: Choose the NAS 800 for NAS or other write-intensive workloads where rated endurance matters: its 3.84TB model is rated for 7,000TBW. Choose the SN8100 for a general-purpose gaming or creator PC if you prefer its higher rated sequential write speed—up to 14,000MB/s versus 13,100MB/s for the NAS 800. Both are PCIe 5.0 M.2 2280 drives, and both list up to 14,900MB/s sequential reads.
Q: SanDisk NAS 800 3.84TB vs Crucial T705 4TB: which suits a NAS better?
A: For a NAS or workload with frequent writes, the NAS 800 is the more endurance-focused option: its 3.84TB model is rated for 7,000TBW, compared with 2,400TBW for the T705 4TB. The T705 is positioned for gaming and content creation and has a rated sequential read speed of up to 14,100MB/s; the NAS 800 lists up to 14,900MB/s. Choose based on workload and endurance needs, and check that your system supports PCIe 5.0 to use either drive at its rated interface generation.
Q: Is the NAS 800 3.84TB worth choosing over the 1.92TB version?
A: Choose the 3.84TB version if you need twice the capacity or expect heavier write workloads: it is rated for 7,000TBW versus 3,500TBW for the 1.92TB model. Both list up to 14,900MB/s sequential reads, while the 3.84TB version lists up to 13,100MB/s sequential writes and 2.0 million random-write IOPS, compared with 13,200MB/s and 1.5 million IOPS for the 1.92TB version.
Q: Should I get the NAS 800 3.84TB or the 7.68TB model?
A: Choose the 7.68TB version when you need more capacity and higher rated write endurance: it is listed at 14,000TBW versus 7,000TBW for the 3.84TB model, with sequential reads up to 14,900MB/s for both. Check your NAS or motherboard’s M.2 compatibility before buying: the 3.84TB model is listed as M.2 2280-S3-M, while the 7.68TB model is listed as M.2 2280-D5-M.
Q: Is this SSD suitable for an always-on NAS or heavy storage workload?
A: Yes. The NAS 800 is designed for 24/7 NAS systems and can be used for caching, storage tiering, or primary storage in an all-flash NAS. Its 3.84TB model is rated for up to 7,000TB written. Confirm that your NAS supports an M.2 2280 NVMe drive.
Q: Will this SSD work in a PCIe 4.0 or PCIe 3.0 M.2 slot?
A: It is listed as compatible with PCIe 5.0, 4.0, and 3.0 M.2 connections. In a PCIe 4.0 or 3.0 system, it will not reach its advertised PCIe 5.0 performance. Check that the device also supports an M.2 2280 NVMe SSD.
Q: Does this SSD come with a heatsink?
A: No. The listed 3.84TB model does not include a heatsink. Check whether your NAS or motherboard provides M.2 cooling and whether its heatsink fits the drive and available clearance.
Q: Is this SSD a good choice for a typical gaming or everyday PC?
A: It can be used in a compatible PC, but its PCIe 5.0 speeds and high endurance are most relevant to demanding storage workloads, such as large file transfers or NAS use. For everyday tasks or gaming, those capabilities may not be necessary; also consider that the drive has no included heatsink.
Q: Is the SanDisk NAS 800 worth its price for a NAS build?
A: It is most defensible when high write endurance and PCIe 5.0 performance matter: the 3.84TB model is rated for 7,000 TBW, with sequential speeds up to 14,900 MB/s read and 13,100 MB/s write. Reddit discussion of the NAS 800 raises concerns about upfront and multi-drive array costs. The supplied information does not include this model’s price, so its value per terabyte cannot be determined here.