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ARM continues to evolve the architecture of its graphics processors to offer new levels of performance and energy efficiency. The company's latest design, the Mali-G76 promises to improve performance by up to 50% in the most demanding games, while maintaining very tight power consumption.

Mali-G76 is ARM's Next Generation GPU

The new Mali-G72 GPU sees how its SIMD unit has gone from four threads to eight threads with the ability to perform calculations in decimal operations, this will make the new design capable of offering greater raw processing capacity. Other improvements applied have to do with a new texturing unit that will now be able to generate twice the texels and pixels in each clock cycle. All these improvements have been possible thanks to the use of a 10 nm lithography, which allows increasing the number of transistors while maintaining the size of the area.

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The Mali-G76 is based on a very scalable design, which allows you to create GPUs with up to 20 processing cores, all with a consumption of only 2.3 W at full power, which makes it one of the most popular designs. efficient with the use of energy. A 20-core Mali-G76 offers 480 lanes of execution compared to 384 lanes in a 32-core Mali-G72 configuration. Therefore, the maximum performance can be increased by up to 25 percent. Mobile GPUs are evolving by leaps and bounds, allowing video games for smartphones to have an increasingly realistic and elaborate graphic section in general.

We will still have to wait a bit to see this new GPU in action, it looks great on paper.

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