Hi everybody!
In your opinion, what is the best KitKat ROM for our old Desire in term of performance and stability?
Thanks in advance for your answers!
Cheers
zinconnu said:
Hi everybody!
In your opinion, what is the best KitKat ROM for our old Desire in term of performance and stability?
Thanks in advance for your answers!
Cheers
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Better to try out the roms ur self.
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lilsafbig said:
Better to try out the roms ur self.
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That was not really the answer i expected. But thanks anyway.
zinconnu said:
That was not really the answer i expected. But thanks anyway.
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But they all have bugs if u want a stable Rom then its better to stick to gb.
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lilsafbig said:
But they all have bugs if u want a stable Rom then its better to stick to gb.
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I know that. That is why i asked about "Kitkat". Not to have "Gb is the best".
zinconnu said:
That was not really the answer i expected. But thanks anyway.
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Not really the answer you expected, but still the best one. People's rom requirements are different because we all use devices differently.
Therefore what's best for some users may not be best for you. User opinions have very limited usefulness, and very few users will have even tried and compared all the kitkat roms just for you.
In all this time waiting, you could have made a nandroid backup, and played around with all the ROMs for yourself, from your own opinion of performance and stability from your own experience. This way you find the 'best rom' for your needs, not someone else's... :good:
eddiehk6 said:
People's rom requirements are different because we all use devices differently.
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Again, i just asked about performances and stability. No special "requirements". I already tried 3 KitKat ROMs, it was just to have some additional user experiences.
Evervolv is the best for me
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Try carbon Rom.
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zinconnu said:
Again, i just asked about performances and stability. No special "requirements". I already tried 3 KitKat ROMs, it was just to have some additional user experiences.
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Performance and stability is also subjective and varies hugely between users, there's no standard...
It still comes down to how the user uses their device. For instance, someone might say a ROM is laggy, but they're running high end games which the phone was never designed for, and is not really even a ROM issue. Others' definition of stable can include the occasional reboot / freeze, though this could be unacceptable for you. These are just examples, you may believe they're helpful to your choice, but again no user will have exactly the same usage pattern as you, so their experience will have limited usefulness for your setup.
Put another way, how many replies are you expecting in this thread on all the different kitkat ROMs before you are able to decide, assuming they have tried them all and are able to compare objectively? And if you've already tried 3 kitkat ROMs, why do you (still) need additional user experiences of others who use their phones differently to you?
And you can apply this logic to all device / ROM / kernel combinations in the future
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hi
flashed tonnes of roms for my desire - whats the benefit of chenging the kernel??
Potential for:
Better performance
Lower power usage
General overall efficiency
kernel
cheers!
im running mildwild cm3.3 - any recomendations for kernel?
i was thinking about ""2.6.35.13-ManU-2.1-GB-HAVS-AXI-128-CFS"" ??
sgill74 said:
cheers!
im running mildwild cm3.3 - any recomendations for kernel?
i was thinking about ""2.6.35.13-ManU-2.1-GB-HAVS-AXI-128-CFS"" ??
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For CM, dGB, Redux 1.2, thats definitely what I would go for, yep. Just have a good read of the firts post or so of that thread as lots of cool information about lowering voltages and stuff....
Thanks!
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how does one know whick kernel is suited to which ROM then? Or is it just trial and error?
For me, it's trial and error....I don't understand the jargon
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rootSU said:
Potential for:
Better performance
Lower power usage
General overall efficiency
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Great answer boss...As always...
eteyen1 said:
how does one know whick kernel is suited to which ROM then? Or is it just trial and error?
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There's no better benefits than experimentation and readings. Read the threads that contain valuable information and u will gain knowledge. Knowledge will be implemented to your experiments and thus u will have a better kernel combination in your disposal.
Hey there,
I've been using MILDWILD CM7 (3.9 right now) for several months and i am very happy with its smoothness and stability. Nevertheless I'm interested in trying out one of the "true" ICS roms. Is there anyone who has experiences regarding smothness and stability. Are Sandvold's and dk_zero_cool ICS roms as good as MW (despite the camera errors)?
Furthermore I'd like to ask whats the difference between those real ICS roms?
Does sandvolds rom also deliver additional settings as the cm9 options in BCM ICS?
what about stability and smoothness?
Reading the last 5 to 10 pages of those rom thread would give you an idea.
stankyou said:
Reading the last 5 to 10 pages of those rom thread would give you an idea.
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Quite not a productive answer though, why do you think i am askung, fool
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The answers to your questions are already out there. Honestly, I'd rather be productive doing something else that will benefit me than to give you a full rundown of things that you can go figure out yourself anyway. I don't care if you find my answer useless but given the fact that this thread hasn't been productive in getting any other answers speaks for itself.
So yeah go ahead and call me a fool.
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boerxt said:
Quite not a productive answer though, why do you think i am askung, fool
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Um, maybe because you're incapable of finding the right information which is already written, thus being incapable of using forums as a viable source of information?
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boerxt said:
Quite not a productive answer though, why do you think i am askung, fool
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Really? You had to say it that way? You should really consider yourself lucky you even got an answer in the first place asking a question on:
Toaster vs Ham Sandwich (eatability) | Car accident vs de-railed train?
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Hi guys,
I asked this question in a thread, but I think it deserves its own.
What is the most stable ROM for this phone?
I just bought it to offer to a family member of mine that does not want to worry or understand the advanced android user ways
Please tell me which ROM should I install. I'm already unbricked and recevery'd
Thanks
Cheers
PHk
Phk said:
Hi guys,
I asked this question in a thread, but I think it deserves its own.
What is the most stable ROM for this phone?
I just bought it to offer to a family member of mine that does not want to worry or understand the advanced android user ways
Please tell me which ROM should I install. I'm already unbricked and recevery'd
Thanks
Cheers
PHk
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At this time any of the stock derivatives ie v20x. However progress has been made on CM10.1 so it may not be long for it. From what I read blue - tooth and battery drain are the two biggest issues with cm10.1.
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Phk said:
Hi guys,
I asked this question in a thread, but I think it deserves its own.
What is the most stable ROM for this phone?
I just bought it to offer to a family member of mine that does not want to worry or understand the advanced android user ways
Please tell me which ROM should I install. I'm already unbricked and recevery'd
Thanks
Cheers
PHk
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I'd say PAC-Rom is the most stable.
best
I think CM and aokp support our devices very well
I want the best multilanguage rom also for my P930, which is the ROM with the less bugs, and all hardware work?
I mean camera,wifi, BT etc.. I don't care about rare FCs or reboots, just I want evrything working.
Cyanogen doesn't have mhl working, I don't use BT so cant comment on that.
Lg nitro V6 is remarkably stable with everything working fine, but doesn't have many languages available.
Use wind kernel for best battery / performance ratio, it also fixes the WiFi battery leaks on the latest versions as well as the screen off issues
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rienko said:
Cyanogen doesn't have mhl working, I don't use BT so cant comment on that.
Lg nitro V6 is remarkably stable with everything working fine, but doesn't have many languages available.
Use wind kernel for best battery / performance ratio, it also fixes the WiFi battery leaks on the latest versions as well as the screen off issues
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Thanks rienko!
Hi guys.
I'm currently on Sinless GPe and I was just wondering if there's a AOSP ROM that can actually be used as a daily driver. I know it's a bit early but there's no harm in asking
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Radixtrator said:
Hi guys.
I'm currently on Sinless GPe and I was just wondering if there's a AOSP ROM that can actually be used as a daily driver. I know it's a bit early but there's no harm in asking
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I've been running the SlimKat for a while now, and the latest weekly is very stable. I've had no issues whatsoever.
I've been using cyanogen for over a week now and it's awesome
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kdb9904 said:
I've been using cyanogen for over a week now and it's awesome
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Really ? Because I got heavy WiFi bugs when using cm....
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My Wi-Fi occasionally becomes unresponsive. The only other issue I have is the speakerphone and the party on the other end can't hear me (acts as if it's muted) other than those 2 minute annoyances it's really stable for a nightly that's only been around for a week or so
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WiFi issues (Only for some) and no sound on speakerphone does not constitute instability. Those are called bugs. Bugs and being unstable are two totally different things. They're all stable as far as I know. They all have bugs though. Even stock Sense ROMs and GE Edition ROMs have bugs too.
task650 said:
WiFi issues (Only for some) and no sound on speakerphone does not constitute instability. Those are called bugs. Bugs and being unstable are two totally different things. They're all stable as far as I know. They all have bugs though. Even stock Sense ROMs and GE Edition ROMs have bugs too.
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I know I phrased it a bit badly... I meant stable in using it as a daily driver
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This will likely be closed but I'll say it anyways.... Regardless of whatever rom someone tells you is good for them you may not have the same experience. Just make a nandroid backup of your current setup and flash some roms for yourself.
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This will likely be closed but I'll say it anyways.... Regardless of whatever rom someone tells you is good for them you may not have the same experience. Just make a nandroid backup of your current setup and flash some roms for yourself.
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+1
How "stable" a ROM is depends how you individually use your phone. Also what constitutes "stable" and "daily driver" is completely subjective.
Any discussion of favorite ROM, best ROM, most stable, best performance, etc. are discouraged here. Its insulting to the developers who do a lot of work to bring us these ROMs for free, to say one is "better" than another.
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How "stable" a ROM is depends how you individually use your phone. Also what constitutes "stable" and "daily driver" is completely subjective.
Any discussion of favorite ROM, best ROM, most stable, best performance, etc. are discouraged here. Its insulting to the developers who do a lot of work to bring us these ROMs for free, to say one is "better" than another.
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Yeah of course it is I don't mean to insult any developers as I think they are all doing a great job. Im sorry I don't mean to enrage anybody
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Thread closed,
Rom comparison threads are against forum rules. Best thing to do is to try them for yourself.
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Hi all happy HTC Desire users,
There was no such topic for some time so I create new.
Could you recommend some ROM that you are using?
My Desire is now used by my wife and I searching for stable ROM for her.
As most of user here are using and checking ROM maybe you can share your personal experience and recommend something.
Requirements:
- quite fast
- quite stable
- working GPS
Big thanks
bl0ndynek said:
Hi all happy HTC Desire users,
There was no such topic for some time so I create new.
Could you recommend some ROM that you are using?
My Desire is now used by my wife and I searching for stable ROM for her.
As most of user here are using and checking ROM maybe you can share your personal experience and recommend something.
Requirements:
- quite fast
- quite stable
- working GPS
Big thanks
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You ll have to try out yourself.
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lilsafbig said:
You ll have to try out yourself.
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This is one of the possible options.
This is why I make this thread because I want to know what other people use and what are their experience so I don't have to check every ROM.
bl0ndynek said:
This is one of the possible options.
This is why I make this thread because I want to know what other people use and what are their experience so I don't have to check every ROM.
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Mildwild rom redux based or oxygen based.
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bl0ndynek said:
This is one of the possible options.
This is why I make this thread because I want to know what other people use and what are their experience so I don't have to check every ROM.
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Thats the problem, every user has a different opinion, what might be stable for one might not be for another and the only real way is to test a few for urself and see what works best. Plus these questions aint really allowed on xda
I'm using an oxygen based rom based on 2.3.6 I think. Oxygen is the fastest it got on this phone. Problem for this phone is some of the newer apps bog it down or aren't compatible with android 2.3. And 4.0 was slow and unstable for me after a little bit of use.
That's why its a reliable full time car speedometer for me now, until today when I had a sim card problem with my other phone.
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