ROM questions and cooking

[Sharkie405]

Originally Posted by elesbb

what is it in the phone that controls the stability of the ROM ?

In all honesty, this is not a question that can be answered in one post or one thread even. As I'm sure you well know, many things can make or break ROM stability. One being what WM build your using. Is it known to be one of the better builds or one that has bugs.

One good rule of thumb that's helped me out a lot is, The less in \Windows, The better! The less you have in \Windows the faster and more stable your ROM will be.

[elesbb]

Originally Posted by Sharkie405

In all honesty, this is not a question that can be answered in one post or one thread even. As I'm sure you well know, many things can make or break ROM stability. One being what WM build your using. Is it known to be one of the better builds or one that has bugs.

One good rule of thumb that's helped me out a lot is, The less in \Windows, The better! The less you have in \Windows the faster and more stable your ROM will be.

Thanks sharkie ! when i was a nooooooooooooooooob . your rom was the one i flashed first ! i remember talking to you over at mobileunderground lol .

And thanks for that rule of thumb . but im pretty sure my phone is being gay .. i cant get over then 659 on stock ROM . or anyone elses .. i used to be overclocked at 729 on most ROMs . even at 748 at times ... then when i got this phone .. on friday ,, as a replacement .. it crashes when simply using the hardware keyboard . i have an idea to get it replaced again .. because i dont like how i cant even overclock .. thats lame .

[Tinkerbell]

Originally Posted by elesbb

im guessing he put that up himself ? lol

Ah! That makes sense!

[horndoctor]

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elesbb have you ever been able to overclock the phone you have right now to the higher clock you are looking for?
If not it may be due to the cpu in your current device more than anything. Overclock speeds vary mainly because of your specific phone's cpu quality.

[elesbb]

Originally Posted by horndoctor

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elesbb have you ever been able to overclock the phone you have right now to the higher clock you are looking for?
If not it may be due to the cpu in your current device more than anything. Overclock speeds vary mainly because of your specific phone's cpu quality.

Yes horndoctor . on my old phone before i got this refurb i was able to overclock every ROM i flashed to 729 . that was my clock speed that worked flawlessly . now on this phone i cant overclock at all . no matter the program i use or the speed . i seriously think its the phone . this sucks .

[elesbb]

Originally Posted by Tinkerbell

Ah! That makes sense!

HAHA yes xP so why wont you reply to my PM's ?? :P

[horndoctor]

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Originally Posted by elesbb

HAHA yes xP so why wont you reply to my PM's ?? :P

Stalker!
lol!

[elesbb]

Originally Posted by horndoctor

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Stalker!
lol!

i come to ppcgeeks not only for phone help , but always for a great laugh !!!!! you guys make my day sometimes . xD no im not a stalker

[ai6908]

Originally Posted by Sharkie405

One good rule of thumb that's helped me out a lot is, The less in \Windows, The better! The less you have in \Windows the faster and more stable your ROM will be.

I have to disagree with you sharkie! LOL

Only thing # of files in \Windows folders matter is the speed with which that folder opens up with file explorers.

To have a best stable phone, you do need to have a good OS. And know what to tweak, and what not to!

Just my two cents...

[Sharkie405]

As you are far more experienced than I, I won't argue. But many others on your level would. They are where I got this info. from.