[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Well, this is quite an honor, [MENTION=5057697]welder73[/MENTION]! This has got to be the longest welder73 post, EVER! I do hope that you used a PC for this, I cannot imagine how difficult it would be to post on TapaTalk.

Hey thanks for all of these control setting values. When getting deep into memory control, timing, and CPU controls, these settings are rather cryptic and unless someone really *knows* what they are doing, OR, gets the right settings from someone else, messing with this stuff can be a disaster. I did get a lot of good settings from DumbleCore, the guy was a computer science student in Germany, like stargo, so he did know what he was doing. He also stripped *everything* out of his Razr phone to speed it *way* up. He had a "rocket powered" phone! But he had no apps, no sync, no updates, not much of anything but the core utilities that came with the rom, and many of those he stripped out. As much as I admire the speed, I do not want a "bare bones phone", so tips like this can help a lot. Seems more to help other roms, I cannot say mods like this help cm11 very much and they do complicate things exponentially. But for something like LS, this is the best bet. I saved this post for future reference. Thanks a lot my friend! :good:

I am on the fence with Pac-Rom and LiquidSmooth. Since Pac-Rom is Kit Kat, I might end up going with the LS Android L rom. At least that is something different and you guys are reporting very good results. It will take me a long time to be able to do this. Once you hit 55 and take a new primary care physician in the United States, the new doctors want a whole bunch of tests from various specialists. Right now I have a ½ a dozen specialists to see, each one costs money with a copay, and each one takes time, both of which I am short on. It will take a year to get through all of these specialists. Ophthalmologists, Cardiologist, Gastroenterologist, Podiatrist, and many more. When you get a new doctor, they want to know everything so this is what happens. ...sigh.

You want the Turbo? Impressive and expensive phone, but the hangup I have with the Turbo is rooting it. I would be really, really bummed out to sit in the bleachers because I cannot root so that is why I stay away from it. Have you found a good root for the Turbo? I hear you need a developer device and that is rare and very expensive. I don't know much about the LG but I will look into it. I have not gotten a new phone yet.

No, I don't have Windows 10, don't want it. I use Windows 7 and everyone I know likes it better. The tiles are a little bit unfamiliar and Windows 8 and up are for a touch screen. Now think about this for a minute:

How many ordinary ways are there to interact with your PC? Keyboard and mouse. The mouse was actually less productive for office workers who typed up documents. These ladies could type 120 WPM and talk at the same time! But make them take their hands off the keyboard to use a mouse and menu slows them *way* down. That's why a lot of offices still used Word Perfect. Everything they needed to do was on the keyboard. Since I do not need to do rapid typing, the mouse suites me fine. But now throw a touch screen into the mix. That is three places where you have to move your hands. You touch the monitor too hard and knock it over. Most of us cannot afford a large touch screen monitor so we never get to use the screen. That whole tile mix is a mess for me to figure out and use, although if I had Windows 8 or up, I would customize it to where I like it.

Microsoft is giving away Windows 10, free, the full monty. I tapped that icon and found out it would be downloaded and installed at the end of July. Wow, I just wanted to play with it, not get into a "land of no return" on my PC and freaked! I found out how to disable it and turned off the update to Windows 10. If you Google for bad things about Windows 10, you will see that a lot of things on MY PC are now turned over to Microsoft to manage and control everything, even updates. I use a lot of workarounds to use what I need and with Microsoft in charge of my PC, I would have to pay for everything or lease it from Microsoft and THAT, is *never* going to happen. No thanks, I will manage my own PC, thank you very much! :mad: But, just like Windows XP, sooner or later switching over will no longer be a choice as MS will kill Windows 7 and it will fade out with no more updates. :(

Oh man I love PC games! Casper too. Third person is like Lara Croft and Prince of Persia. I think GTA is too but I have not played it. I probably have 2 years spent in front of a PC game. Since I could never afford that many games, I use Broadband to search for and download them. Although you can play these games, you cannot play online with multiplayer for most of them. That's alright, I enjoy the campaign missions anyway. Call of Duty: Ghosts was a really, really good one. It felt like you are right in the middle of the action and get to play a lot of different parts in the game. Remote missile launchers, drive tanks, be a sniper, use infrared goggles and night-vision, but, these are first person games. I had to give up on Tomb Raider and I was really pissed because I had put *so many hours* into it. I just got sick of climbing these really difficult climbs then falling off and starting all over again. That or dodging knives and saws and getting my head cut off, start all over again. If you spend an hour or two doing the same thing over and over and can never get past it, all you have to look forward to is the same thing again and again. And then, if you finally get past this really MF'er of a part in the game, guess what? There are a ton more of these things in the game and it will take *forever* to complete this game. Nothing but frustration, I could not handle it. Shame too. The scenery in the Lara Croft games, not to mention Lara herself, are really beautiful to look at, especially with a good graphics card. :(

Oh, there was one really *good* "Tomb Raider Type" game that I absolutely loved, Bloodrayne! Bloodrayne is a vampire girl with swords attached to her wrists. She can fight and jump and kick and slice through the air. It had a really good balance of jump and climb and duck stuff, but plenty of action too! You got to shoot but the best was unlocking new moves for sword attacks. Plus she could use slow motion and blood rage where everything speeds up. Rayne was super sexy and you could use a jiggly bigger boobs cheat. She would make comments that were funny as hell and make you crack up laughing! I played it all the way to the end, several times, and even ordered Bloodrayne II before it shipped. What a disappointment! The developer ruined the game by making it full of very, very difficult "Tomb Raider" puzzles and I got trapped in a nightclub 5 minutes into the game. The moves you had to perform just to get out of there I could not even do and gave up, $60 down the drain. :(

But, Bloodrayne I, the first one, is in the ranks of best games ever. ;)

I have tried many Star Trek games before, but most of them are really complicated, figuring out where to launch probes, how many parsecs or where to scan, consult the computer, no real "action", just heavy duty strategy and I am not good with them, I want ACTION and to get in there, guns blazing! I will remember and look into it. Might be something good, thanks for the tip!

Since I know what Kit Kat is, I most likely will try the Lollipop but only if it is at least stable and from what you guys are saying, the LiquidSmooth rom seems to be the best so far. Finding time for this is another issue.

Alright, thanks for the values and recommendations buddy. Nice talking to you, I did not know you were a gamer. You get good creds for that my friend. Goodnight! :cowboy: