PowerVR GM 9444 @ 800 MHz GPU review and specs (cores, nm, Gflops)

PowerVR GM 9444 GPU @ 800 MHz specs

PowerVR GM 9444 @ 800 MHz entry level Graphics Processing Unit is working in mobile chips which are used in phones and tablets, released in 2020. The Graphics Processing Unit created by a 28 nm process. PowerVR GM 9444 has three cores working at 800 MHz and works with graphics, or simply put the GPU helps games pleasing to the eye and seem better and more beautiful, for example Call of Duty, Minecraft, GTA, Asphalt 9, PUBG, Madout2, Fortnite and many others.
To understand PowerVR GM 9444 @ 800 MHz GPU is good or bad by looking at testing data and comparisons with other graphics processing units.

PowerVR GM 9444 GPU at 800 MHz review and specs

PowerVR GM 9444 @ 800 MHz GPU specifications

General Info

Name	PowerVR GM 9444
Frequency	800 MHz
Cores	3
Process	28 nm
GFLOPs FP32 (Single Precision)	204 GFLOPs
Triangle Fillrate	416 MT/s
Pixel Fillrate	10.6 GP/s
Release date	2020-02-20

Display

DirectX	11
Video encoding/decoding	VP8:Decode & Encode h265/HEVC (10 bit):Decode & Encode VP9:Decode & Encode JPEG:Decode & Encode AVC:Decode h264:Decode & Encode h265/HEVC (8 bit):Decode & Encode AV1:No VC-1:Decode
Anti-aliasing	4x MSAA, 8x MSAA, 16x MSAA
Technology	OpenVG 1.2, DirectX 11, Vulkan 1.0, OpenCL 1.2, OpenGL ES 3.2, OpenGL 3.2, Android NN HAL
Additional information	Virtual Memory PVRIC Frame Buffer Compression: Lossless image compression â€“ PowerVRâ€™s frame buffer compression and decompression (FBCDC) algorithm Hardware virtualization: Up to eight operating systems PVRGC Geometry Compression: Lossless data compression â€“ PowerVRâ€™s geometry compression, which is performed in the Geometry Processing phase of the 3D graphics workload Beyond TrustZone Bus interface ACE-LITE Texture Compression: ETC, ETC2, ASTC, PVRTC

PowerVR GM 9444 GPU (800 MHz) review