[UnMasDos]

My i9020T running Carbon-CO2 1.1 + franco.kernel 3nov. Stability and battery life is very good compared to stock ROM and Brainmaster's MIUI with Trinity 1.1Ghz kernel.

 

[bedalus]

Carbon 1.1 hard to beat! Franco's 8 Nov cfs kernel with deep idle disabled, live oc 110 quadrant 4000ish and slick like, uh, an oil slick (?)

 

[scott8281]

I'm nadroiding back and forth from CM 7 Nightly 259 with Pete Alfonso's Kernel to Koushs CM9 alphas and EuroSkanks kangs of Koushs CM 9 alphas. ICS is fun to play with but not yet as fast & stable as CM7, which is to be expected but i have to say that for Koush's builds to still be in alpha status they're awesome..

 

[cdbillups]

Bugless Beast by Peter Alphonso.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G using Tapatalk

 

[Jonathon]

Well, I'm now running the stock ICS 4.0.3 which came via an OTA (although I cheated and downloaded manually). I highly recommend this, sure quadrant scores are low but it is smoother and more stable than all the beta ICS roms build before this official release. I'm sure that scene will change soon.

Just some advice moving on to ICS. I highly recommend that you do the official OTA update package or apply the new radio and bootloader manually (which is trickier). ICS is a major jump and lots of core stuff has changed, so using the newest and correct radio and bootloader will probably stop issues from arising.

 

[made2last]

Nexus Beam v4.1. Once you get a taste of ICS, you will never go back.

 

[gabbott]

Bugless Beast

 

[strafholm]

I'm running Peter Alfonso's ICS nightly from 12/22 with glados v2.3 kernel. Had matr1x kernel v13 whch was also working well. I have nexus s 4g so no ota for us just yet. I'll try that as soon as it's available.

 

[MCBuot1977]

bigxie's ICS ROM build 4-2

 

[kvaju]

stock ics +matrix v14.5

Sent from my Nexus S using Tapatalk

 

[WiseManWhite]

Android Open Kang Project with Matr1x kernel. Buttery smooth, no random reboots and everything works

 

[Skunk Ape]

My favorite gingerbread roms are oxygen and pool party.

My favorite ICS ROM is codename Android which I've been running for a couple of weeks.

My favorite kernel by far is matr1x. My phone loves it. Never had any issues with any version of it.

Sent from my Nexus S 4g using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk

 

[strifejester]

Shameless plug in 3...2...1 My ROM, its a combo of BB and other tweaks I have added with Red instead of the ICS Blue. You can get it here: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/15443-romaosp-jesterrom-bb/ or on ROM Manager. I messed with a lot of ROMs and Kernels before I decided to dig in and make it what I wanted it to be. If I didn't like an icon or color I changed it. YMMV but I appreciate anyone taking the time to fire it up.

 

[l4ever]

aokp
god job

 

[im.nick.hello]

AOKP is very smooth, been with it since early builds.

lots of features and very smoothe

cm9 is key for speed though

 

[TXDavidJ]

Running a Euroskank ICS ROM right now. But will try AOKP tomorrow when I get my data speeds restored. LOL

 

[giannis_mathiou]

AOKP B35 and seems really good! First time having so great battery life and performance at the same time!

Sent from my Nexus S using Tapatalk 2

 

[kijp15]

Bigxie's Apex 1.1.3 with Air kernel 4.2.

Fast & smooth.

 

[deetailed]

I've been staying with the CyberGR ROM and Air Kernel combination for a few months, now on CyberGR v14 and Air 4.4. So far it gives me better battery life and stability than any other combo, with all the features I want included and all functions I regularly use working well.

AOKP features are a must for me, but for some unknown reason I keep getting problem with GPS fix on official AOKP. That's pretty much the only reason I'm not using the official.