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Default [Q] MildWildCM7 vs ICS (stability) | BCM ICS vs Sandvolds ICS?

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?
 
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Reading the last 5 to 10 pages of those rom thread would give you an idea.

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Reading the last 5 to 10 pages of those rom thread would give you an idea.
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.


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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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I would have second thoughts trusting anyone that recommends any Beta ICS rom as a daily driver to other users.
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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:

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