High-Efficiency Graphics Processor for Mainstream Mobile
Providing significant improvements over previous generations, the Arm Mali-T820 and Mali-T830 provide a staggered approach to performance. Mali-T830 has more compute capability per shader core and handles more complex content than Mali-T820. Both are the first mainstream Mali GPUs to introduce OpenGL ES 3.2 API support, Android Extension Pack support, and Arm Frame Buffer Compression support.
The reduced silicon areas of Mali-T820 and Mali-T830 lower implementation costs for quality content on mainstream devices.
With an optimal blend of features and efficiency, Mali-T820 and Mali-T830 deliver rich user interfaces and compelling content to mainstream mobile.
The additional arithmetic pipeline in Mali-T830 supports faster computation of complex content.
Learn more about how Mali-T820 or Mali-T830 can provide your application with the right blend of power and efficiency.
Silicon IP: CPU
Arm CPU processors offer the widest range of processor cores to address the performance, power and cost requirements for almost all application markets. Including the industry leading Cortex-A series, the ultra-low power Cortex-M series, real-time Cortex-R series, server ready Neoverse series, SecurCore series and Machine Learning solutions.
Mali-D71
The Mali-D71 display processor is the first from Arm to be built on the innovative new Komeda architecture. It is designed to address the bandwidth, throughput, and latency challenges of next-generation display trends such as VR and high dynamic range.
Arm-based chips, device architectures, and technologies orchestrate the performance of everything that makes modern life possible — from smartphones to agricultural sensors and from medical instruments to servers.
Midgard
Midgard architecture Mali GPUs are typically used in a mobile or embedded environment to accelerate 2D graphics, 3D graphics, and computations. The graphics are produced using an OpenGL ES graphics pipeline. Midgard architecture Mali GPUs are configurable, so they can contain different components including shader cores, memory management units, L2 cache, and tiler.
Arm Frame Buffer Compression
Arm Frame Buffer Compression, or AFBC, is implemented across the entire Mali Multimedia Suite, allowing all products to maximize their benefits and work together to reduce power consumption.
Mali-T820 and Mali-T830 Resources
Everything you need to know to make the right decision for your project. Includes technical documentation, industry insights, and where to go for expert advice.