Help choosing a rom

[leanne]

Personally, I feel that all the major roms are pretty close performance wise and all of them that I can think of are pretty stock in appearance..... You will find the major difference between the roms is the included or removed software. Maybe read the change logs of each to see what is included and what programs are important to you.

That is how I decided to start cooking my own rom. I didn't want alot of the stuff that was included, and wanted some stuff that wasn't........

[Juicy47]

Originally Posted by zoolake

Hi guys,
I realise that the existence of a 'best' rom is a ridiculous concept as each rom has different strengths and weaknesses. I have researched a number of roms but just due to the sheer number of different ones I feel a little overwhelmed in my decision.

I was wondering if someone could help point me in the direction of a few roms that have good performance while for the most part having an interface similar to the stock rom. Thanks very much and I would just like to thank all the developers for giving us users such an overwhelming selection of quality roms

Many ROMs here are similar in performance, as the latest and greatest bits from ported/dumped devices often trickle down from one chef to another (we all chat) and eventually in the kitchen releases.

if you're on alltel use conflipper's
other than that... try 'em out.

[ivan1.ruiz]

Amen to that Juicy.

[Trident]

This was a surprisingly helpful thread.
My Diamond is on it's way here- confirmed by UPS.
I spent last night downloading these ROMs, Kitchens and unlockers and am ready for a "flashy" Thanksgiving. <groan>