Computer graphics apparatus utilizing cache memory

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Computer graphic processing system – Integrated circuit

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345520, 345502, 345513, G06F 15167

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059596392

ABSTRACT:
In a computer graphics apparatus, a main memory stores image data representing pixels on a raster scan display. A cache memory is provided for retaining a partial copy of the image data in the main memory. A computing unit processes the image data copied into the cache memory. A video cache memory acquires image data from the main memory and the cache memory. A graphics controller acquires image data from the video cache memory and outputs the image data to the raster scan display.

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