Mali-400 Ultra Low Power GPU

Mali-400 Block Diagram.

About Mali-400

The Arm Mali-400 GPU is one of the world’s most shipped mobile GPUs. This is first Mali GPU offering multi-core implementation, the Mali-400 GPU scales from 1–4 cores and was the world’s first OpenGL ES 2.0 conformant multi core GPU. Focussing on reduced power and bandwidth consumption, the Mali-400 GPU is the GPU of choice for reduced cost devices.

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Specification

 Features  Value Description
Anti-Aliasing
 4x AA.
16x AA.		 4x Multi-Sampling with virtually no performance drop.
16x AA outperforming all implementations of comparable quality.
API Support
 OpenGL ES 1.1/2.0.
 Full support for next-generation and legacy 2D/3D graphics applications.
Bus Interface
 AMBA AXI.
 Compatible with a wide range of bus interconnect and peripheral IP.
L2 Cache
 8KB - 256KB.
 Configurable L2 cache optimized for graphics data traffic.
Memory System
 MMU.
 Memory Management Unit.
Multi-core Scaling
 1 to 4 cores.
 A single IP covering a wide range of markets and price/performance points

Performance Mali-400 (MP1)

Feature Value Description
Frequency 210MHz
500MHz 		in 40nm LP
in 28nm HPM
Throughput 23Mtri/s, 210Mpix/s
55Mtri/s, 500Mpix/s 		in 40nm LP
in 28nm HPM

Performance Mali-400 (MP4)

Feature Value Description
Frequency 210MHz
500MHz		 in 40nm LP
in 28nm HPM
Throughput 23Mtri/s, 840Mpix/s
55Mtri/s, 2.0Gpix/s		 in 40nm LP
in 28nm HPM
  • A desktop, a folder, 3D shapes etc.

  • Development Tools for Graphics and Compute Applications

    A range of development tools to assist in the deployment of graphics applications and content on Mali GPU based systems.

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  • A phone, a tablet, game console etc.

  • Mali Developer Center

    An online portal for a growing community of developers, technology partners, software vendors and content companies to create a thriving community around Mali embedded graphics IP.

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Community Blogs

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Arm Compute Library 19.05 is coming!

I know, I know… it’s been a while since I wrote my last Arm Compute Library blog, but I promise that your patience will be rewarded. There’s a whole host of freshly integrated functions, features and performance optimizations that ...

3 days ago by Gian Marco Iodice
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Introducing the Arm Mali-D77 Display Processor: Game-changing display…

Introducing the new Arm Mali-D77 DPU, a game-changing display technology that significantly improves the VR user experience .

5 days ago by Vassilis Androutsopoulos
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Report - The VR/AR Opportunity by Newzoo

Read the Arm-commissioned Newzoo report 'The New Reality for Mobile Gaming: The VR/AR Opportunity' to see what is next for AR and VR and the barriers to growth for AR and VR on mobile.

1 months ago by Ben Walshe
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Better Together: Integrating Arm Mobile Studio with Unity

This blog talks about how the new Arm Mobile Studio collection of tools can help with Android performance analysis, and how they work together with Unity to produce a more compelling performance analysis capability.

2 months ago by Geraint North
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Accelerating Mali GPU analysis using Arm Mobile Studio

Learn to use the built-in templates in Arm Streamline Performance Analyzer to accelerate performance analysis of graphical Android applications using a Mali GPU.

2 months ago by Peter Harris
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Vulkan Best Practices for Mobile Developers

Vulkan is a powerful graphics API which allows for complete control of your application, enhancing the visual fidelity and performance. However, the API can be quite complex for developers as there are many ways of doing the same thing.

2 months ago by Ben Walshe

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