Re: [ROM SHOWDOWN] (RAM-Benchmarks-ROM) **Mighty v NRG v Juicy and Many More**
 

A comparison of the stock ROM's against the cooked ones would be interesting to see. I'd especially be interested in seeing some stock 6.5 w/ 2.1's against the cooked 6.5's w/ 2.5.

Re: [ROM SHOWDOWN] (RAM-Benchmarks-ROM) **Mighty v NRG v Juicy and Many More**
 

Very deserving of many thanks.

Re: [ROM SHOWDOWN] (RAM-Benchmarks-ROM) **Mighty v NRG v Juicy and Many More**
 

Please do. I am going to try and test several new ROMs this weekend as well as update some of the ROMs I've already tested with newer versions. I will also try to post some Titanium only builds as well.

Re: [ROM SHOWDOWN] (RAM-Benchmarks-ROM) **Mighty v NRG v Juicy and Many More**
 

what about stability?

Re: [ROM SHOWDOWN] (RAM-Benchmarks-ROM) **Mighty v NRG v Juicy and Many More**
 

Stability isn't so easy to test in an objective manner. I can say that I have used NRG, MalROM, and Mighty extensively and stability amongst those three is great.

Didn't have a lot of free time so I did not do much additional testing this weekend.

Re: [ROM SHOWDOWN] (RAM-Benchmarks-ROM) **Mighty v NRG v Juicy and Many More**
 

my test of stability:

how long before a restart is needed to correct ANY kind of issue

Re: [ROM SHOWDOWN] [3/14] (RAM-Benchmarks-ROM) **Mighty v NRG v Juicy and Many More**
 

With each of the ROMs that I mentioned that I used regularly, I only soft reset upon installing new software that required it. Again, its a difficult test to perform with little bias. The test I have done are very controlled and all done in the same way and do not require a lot of time spent with each ROM so I can churn out results quickly.

Re: [ROM SHOWDOWN] [3/14] (RAM-Benchmarks-ROM) **Mighty v NRG v Juicy and Many More**
 

either way though, this puts things into perspective. Mr X's 2.1 rom is great, and after seeing this chart i see that not only is it NOT my imagination, but perhaps I should give Mr. X 2.5 a try.

Listen man, even if people want stability tests, what you did here is a nice step in the right direction. If you want to take time to test such a variable characteristic, by all means do so, but from what you've done here alone, you've more than proven yourself valuable to this community.

Re: [ROM SHOWDOWN] [3/14] (RAM-Benchmarks-ROM) **Mighty v NRG v Juicy and Many More**
 

Thanks mlin! :) its cool to see how your ROM stack up against others from an unbiased perspective. the question now is, what exactly is SPB benchmark score (I know was SPB benchmark is, I have run it myself..) and why is malrom like twice as high as all the others? seems like when there is one piece of data that is totally inconsistent with the others it should be reconsidered?

I'd like to improve by score in the benchmark category but to get nearly TWICE as high seems impossible. I was thinking maybe a few percent...

edit: it will be impossible to test stability

Re: [ROM SHOWDOWN] (RAM-Benchmarks-ROM) **Mighty v NRG v Juicy and Many More**
 

Thanks, I'd be curious about the titanium ROMs as well.