Hi would anybody be able to tell me the best kitkat rom for best perfomance and battery life
Bruces2728 ROM check it out.
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As always, i must say that there is no "best" thread. Performance and Battery life will vary for every user, given the combination of unique screen brightness, the applications used and desired settings. Most ROMs can be tweaked for performance and battery life; your best best will be to search the threads and find the ones that look interesting to you, and do some reading on them. .
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Hey guys,
I've tried the codename android ROM and i've loved it, so with this rom my battery draining so fast.
So i've installed the rom minco v5 with the franco kernel and its really better for the battery. But with this rom i dont have any option to customize my phone.
So my question is, is the rom have an impact on the battery or just the kernel do the job?
So can you post your rom+kernel combo with your battery draining experience ?
Thanks
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Strategikqc said:
Hey guys,
I've tried the codename android ROM and i've loved it, so with this rom my battery draining so fast.
So i've installed the rom minco v5 with the franco kernel and its really better for the battery. But with this rom i dont have any option to customize my phone.
So my question is, is the rom have an impact on the battery or just the kernel do the job?
So can you post your rom+kernel combo with your battery draining experience ?
Thanks
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I personally have found less impact on battery life on rom/kernel combination than I felt I should have. My biggest boosts to battery life were disabling google now and putting the phone into edge mode when im not needing high speed connections.
from a logical point of view, it's more likely that more customization options will eat more battery, since there's more code running than stock. don't be mistaken, it's personal, your SPECIFIC usage will dictate battery drain. for me, stock has the best battery life.
Is there a specific place where all roms are stored in this forum? And can anyone suggest some great battery , speed roms.
Thankyou
The subsections labeled "android development" and "original android development" house the threads containing custom ROMs for our S3s.
Every phone is slightly different. So what gets good battery for me probably won't for you. You just gotta try it.
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8CUI8 said:
Is there a specific place where all roms are stored in this forum? And can anyone suggest some great battery , speed roms.
Thankyou
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So far I've had good experiences with both the AOKP and LiquidSmooth roms. Good performance and battery life. Then again, I had pretty good battery life with the stock rom as well.
As for roms i would suggested just reading up on them, reading the threads seeing what people are saying about it about the battery life, speed, bugs, etc. Maybe try and find a video review and then decide if that rom's for you because there's a lot and a good amount do have good battery life and performance.
Anyone can suggest me a rom that can maximize the battery life of my nexus, I don't care if the performance of the phone is sacrificed in exchange for a better battery life.
Focus more on the kernel and your settings.
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I'm a fan of XenonHD rom, you should try this one.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667418
@najaboy
I totally get the settings part, but the kernel, how? Can you explain more?
@quivertaotao
Thanks for your suggestion, I'll try to look at that later.
Thread closed as its a Best ROM thread.
Hey guys, I have an old Galaxy Nexus which is currently unrooted and on stock AOSP Jelly Bean. I'm from Europe so not sure about this Sprint/Verizon mumbo jumbo. It's started to get pretty slow and battery life is quite appalling. I've visited the development forum but it's all quite overwhelming - with loads of ROMs and variants of those ROMs, plus a bunch of kernels.
I dont really care for tiny customisation or the extra features of e.g. CM, just about performance and battery. Perhaps the only thing I'd like is Screen Mirroring (which, as far as i can tell, isn't enabled on the latest Galaxy Nexus SlimKat rom). Can anyone reccomend me a good ROM/Kernel that will extend the life of this once great phone?
Cheers
You are using a maguro if you are wondering I'm sorry but the only answer is to try for yourself.. Just download a ROM and see if you like it. If you dont then move on to the next. Same with kernels. If you want maximum performance or battery tweak some stuff with trisckster. Nephilimps settings are a good starting point.
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You are using a maguro if you are wondering I'm sorry but the only answer is to try for yourself.. Just download a ROM and see if you like it. If you dont then move on to the next. Same with kernels. If you want maximum performance or battery tweak some stuff with trisckster. Nephilimps settings are a good starting point.
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Fair enough, i might give that a crack. In all honesty, I'm sure there are multiple solutions to my request, I'm just wondering what other people had grown to be happy with, so I'm not stabbing wildly in the dark.
I'm gonna say fancy kernel and Slimkat is a great place to start. I use fancy with max frequency at 1036MHz for good battery and performance. Slimkat is small, not too many features, and it has most bugs ironed out, so it's stable. If you really want good battery, then I would use a 4.3.1 rom. Take your pick there, I recommend Vanir.
Hi, I am currently on RR 5.8.0 and I don't see a difference with the battery life compare to Rom stock. In that way, I would like to know which rom has the best battery life ? Thanks
Hello,
The answer for this kind of question is always ambiguous, as battery life depends on your usage, kernel settings, what apps are running in background, etc. The final note that this may affect people to say ROM X is the best, or ROM Y, ROM Z, or even stock, lol.
I'm unable to give 'the best ROM' title to ROM X, ROM Y, or ROM Z by judging the battery life because on my experience travelling between ROMs, SoT is nearly identical.
You may find some people saying 'this is the best ROM' somewhere on the development thread.
Regards.
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