Midgard is a 2nd generation of Mali GPU architecture.
Content:
- Mali-T604
- Mali-T658
- Hierarchical Tiling system. [2]
- Mali-T622
- Mali-T624
- Mali-T628
- Mali-T678
- Forward Pixel Kill
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Mali-T720
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Mali-T760
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Rockchip RK3288 (Mali-T760 MP4)
3.1. Vulkan features for Mali-T760
- core config: [5]
- 1 fragment per cycle
- 1 pixel per cycle
- T720: 1 ALU, 32 fp16/cy, 20 fp32/cy
- T760: 2 ALU, 52 fp16/cy, 28 fp32/cy
- Max work registers (128b): 9-16 per 64 threads, 5-8 per 128 threads, 0-4 per 256 threads
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Mali-T820
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Mali-T830
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Mali-T860
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Mali-T880
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Rockchip RK3399 (Mali-T860)
4.1. ARM Announces Mali 800 Series GPUs
4.2. Arm Mali-T820 and Arm Mali-T830 Performance Counters Reference Guide, [backup]
4.3. Arm Mali-T860 and Arm Mali-T880 Performance Counters Reference Guide
4.4. Vulkan features for Mali-T880
4.5. Mali-T880 is set to Deliver the Premium Mobile Experience of 2016
4.6. Mali-T830 Benchmarks
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core config: [5]
- 1 fragment per cycle
- 1 pixel per cycle
- T820: 1 ALU, 28 fp16/cy, 16 fp32/cy
- T830: 2 ALU, 56 fp16/cy, 32 fp32/cy
- T860: 2 ALU, 52 fp16/cy, 28 fp32/cy
- T880: 3 ALU, 78 fp16/cy, 42 fp32/cy
- Max work registers (128b): 9-16 per 64 threads, 5-8 per 128 threads, 0-4 per 256 threads
- T880: 5-8 registers per 192 threads, 9-16 registers per 96 threads.
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T830: no AFBC [4.6]
- Midgard Architecture, [backup]
- ARM’s Mali Midgard Architecture Explored
- The Midgard Shader Core, [backup]
- Mesa driver details
- Arm GPU Datasheet, [backup]
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Unified shader model
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SIMD ISA (vector)
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128 bit work registers (fp32 x4)
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Mali Midgard GPU shader cores allow variable numbers of threads to be created, depending on the number of work registers that are used by the in-flight shader programs.
0-4 registers - Maximum thread capacity 5-8 registers - Half thread capacity 8-16 registers - Quarter thread capacity -
Tri-Pipe ALU: ADD, MUL, SFU. [2]
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Mix of scalar and vector ALUs: 3 vector ALUs + 2 scalar ALUs, each responsible for a specific type of operation. [2]
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Midgard (Gen3) does not extract thread level parallelism. [2]