Peer-to-peer parallel processing graphics accelerator

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Computer graphic processing system – Plural graphics processors

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345506, 345520, G06F 1580

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ABSTRACT:
A graphics processing accelerator has a plurality of digital signal processors that each have an output, and an input in communication with a request bus. The digital signal processors are arranged in a peer-to-peer configuration to process, on a cyclical basis, each of a successive series of graphics requests received over a request bus. The graphics processing accelerator also may have a sequencer in communication with each digital signal processor output for ordering graphics requests processed by the digital signal processors.

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