Vendor: Imagination Technologies Group Ltd. Category: GPU

PowerVR Series7XT GPU

The PowerVR Series7XT family pushes mobile and embedded GPU performance to new heights with configurations featuring 2 to 16 clus…

Overview

The PowerVR Series7XT family pushes mobile and embedded GPU performance to new heights with configurations featuring 2 to 16 clusters offering dramatically scalable performance from 100 GFLOPS to 1.5 TFLOPS.

Key features

  • Performance and efficiency improvements over equivalent Series6XT cores
  • Virtualization and security hardware support
  • Geometry shader support
  • Tessellation support
  • Native 10-bit YUV support
  • ASTC LDR/HDR support
  • Optional Feature Packs DirectX 11 Feature Pack
  • OpenCL™ FP64 Feature Pack

Block Diagram

PowerVR Series7XT block diagram

Benefits

  • Up to a 60% performance increase on the latest industry standard benchmarks compared to equivalent configurations of PowerVR Series6XT GPUs
  • GPU compute setup and cache throughput improvements resulting in up to 300% better parallel processing performance
  • OmniShield-ready with hardware virtualization and multi-domain security optimized to support multiple independent security contexts and execution domains
  • Feature scalability for optimized designs: users can select the specific features they need for their design, and avoid the cost of including features they don’t need

Applications

  • Smartphones/tablets
  • Games consoles
  • Smart TVs and set-top boxes
  • In-car navigation and information
  • Electronic dashboards
  • UMPCs, laptops and netbooks
  • Mobile internet devices (MIDs)
  • Personal media players

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
PowerVR Series7XT
Vendor
Imagination Technologies Group Ltd.
Type
Silicon IP

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