2024年9月16日 · The Reality Coprocessor, or RCP, is one of the two main processors on the Nintendo 64 board. Split into two components, the Reality Signal Processor and Reality …

2025年3月1日 · The N64 Reality Signal Processor (RSP) is the part of the Reality Co-Processor (RCP) that deals with data transform. It is a MIPS-based cpu like the main R4300 cpu but it …

This document describes the graphics state machine of the RCP, with a particular focus on the RSP (please see Section 3.3, "RSP: Reality Signal Processor”). The RSP is an R4000-like …

The Reality Signal Processor (RSP) is the microcode engine that executes audio and graphics tasks. The Reality Display Processor (RDP) is the graphics display pipeline that renders into …

2024年3月8日 · The Reality Display Processor, or RDP, is the portion of the RCP responsible for graphics tasks such as Z-buffering, texturing, blending, anti-aliasing, etc. It contains 4KB of …

2019年11月20日 · The N64 Reality Display Processor (RDP) is used to render the Nintendo 64’s game polygons into 2D pixels that it stores in the FrameBuffer ready to be displayed on the …

The N64's Reality Co-Processor (RCP) is a microcode-reprogrammable GPU, containing two integrated processors known as the Reality Signal Processor (RSP) and the Reality Display …

2020年5月3日 · The N64 Reality Signal Processor (RSP) is the part of the Reality Co-Processor that deals with data transform. It is a MIPS-based cpu like the main R4000 cpu but it also …

2018年11月24日 · The CPU controls the RCP through DMA (to transfer the code) and SP_STATUS (to start and stop it), and communicates with the CPU through the RSP's COP0 …

The RCP has two processors (RSP and RDP) and I/O interfaces (VI, AI, PI, and SI). The RCP is the most important component of the N64 hardware system as shown in the following …