The
NVIDIA Tegra X1 marked an important step in the world of mobile processors at the time. Its integrated graphics unit, based on the
Maxwell architecture, set standards in particular. It enabled impressive visual representation, which was crucial for devices such as game consoles and infotainment systems.
Under the hood, the Tegra X1 relied on a combination of
Cortex-A57 and Cortex-A53 cores.
This architecture offered a balanced mix of high performance and energy efficiency, which is essential for mobile use. Manufacturing in the 20-nanometer process provided a solid foundation. This allowed for a good balance of complexity and energy efficiency.
With 3 MB of Level 2 cache and a maximum memory bandwidth of 26 GB/s, the Tegra X1 was well equipped.
These specifications supported the smooth execution of applications and the smooth display of graphics-intensive content. We remember how versatile this chip was used in various devices and what possibilities it opened up.
- Integrated Maxwell graphics
- Cortex-A57/-A53 Big.LITTLE architecture
- Manufactured in 20-nanometer process
- 26 GB/s maximum memory bandwidth