Ultra-efficient GPU based on the Mali Bifrost architecture - GPU of choice for cost constrained devices
The Arm Mali-G31 is the first ultra-efficient GPU based on the Bifrost architecture.
Overview
The Arm Mali-G31 is the first ultra-efficient GPU based on the innovative Bifrost architecture. Bringing the benefits of Bifrost to a whole new tier of device, Mali-G31 builds on the success of the previous ultra-efficient products in the Mali-400 Utgard series. With significant energy and area savings compared to the next level of device, plus support for the very latest APIs, Mali-G31 is the GPU of choice for lower-cost devices.
Key features
- Cost-Effective for Complex UI: Being the smallest GPU to support Open Gl ES 3.2 and Vulkan, Mali-G31 allows millions more users to access more complex content.
- Reduced Bandwidth: As the first ultra-efficient GPU with integrated AFBC, Mali-G31 saves bandwidth across the whole solution.
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