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Originally Posted by Raging Idiot
Just because one might have a higher version number doesn't necessarily mean one is newer/better/faster than the other. Much like you or I could create a version 3.6 or 99.99. Meaningless, other than to the designer for their personal version control sequence.
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Actually thats exactly what the version number says. It refers to the AKU version used when making the rom. AKU 2.2 is slightly faster than AKU 2.0. AKU 3.3 is MUCH faster than 2.0 and 2.2 with added features. As far as 3.5 I'm not sure what the benefits are off the top of my head because I haven't looked at it all much with all the bugs they're having with it. If you go
here there is a pretty detailed article about the differences between the AKU versions.
However, when you see a beta 3, or r2 after the name of the custom rom that does refer the version of that rom build. This number has no significance on speed, just on what has been changed.