High Performance for Stunning UHD

With stunning graphics capabilities, Arm Mali high-performance GPUs combine GPU compute functionality with micro-architecture enhancements and system-wide, bandwidth-saving technology to bring energy efficiency to advanced mobile and consumer devices.

As the highest-performing GPUs built on the Arm Midgard architecture, Mali-T860 and Mali-T880 are designed for complex graphics and provide stunning visuals for UHD content.

Features and Benefits
Scalable

With the ability to scale from one to 16 cores, Mali-T860 and Mali-T880 have the flexibility to address device-specific requirements.

Gaming Power

Ideal for high-fidelity gaming, Mali-T860 and Mali-T880 combine high performance with efficiency.

Bandwidth Efficiency

With I/O coherency, Arm Frame Buffer Compression (AFBC), and other focused technologies, Mali-T860 and Mali-T880 offer advanced bandwidth efficiency.

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Mali-T860 and Mali-T880 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.

 

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