Vendor: Arm Ltd. Category: Display Controller

Display Processor for VR

The Arm Mali-D77 is the second-generation premium display processor based on the Komeda display architecture.

Overview

The Arm Mali-D77 is the second-generation premium display processor based on the Komeda display architecture. Advances in image quality, performance, and motion-to-photon latency delivers superior VR experiences for the end-user. Mali-D77 can be combined with Arm Mali GPUs for an optimal solution for VR workloads across multiple host devices, including all-in-one VR, smartphones, and set-top boxes.

Key features

  • Superior User Experiences on Mobile
    • VR content rendered at much higher resolutions and frame rates removes visual artifacts, such as screen door effect, and provides a higher image quality.
  • Efficiency and Bandwidth Savings
    • Performing VR functions in Mali-D77 rather than the GPU saves system bandwidth and power through offloading the GPU workloads.
  • Increased Performance, Same Footprint
    • Optimized for 3K @120fps VR performance within mobile power constraints, including untethered VR/AR devices that are not plugged into PCs or consoles.

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
MALI-D77
Vendor
Arm Ltd.
Type
Silicon IP

Files

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Provider

Arm Ltd.
HQ: Great Britain

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