New to Rooting, need ROM help

[bigadally]

Hello everyone,

I just recently rooted my phone and applied CM6 to my D1. I wanted to know if this is a good rom for daily use, like constant texting and calls and playing with apps. As I was playing with my new rom, I did feel my phone a little warmer. Should I be concerned and switch to a more basic rom or am I good? I just want a smoother phone than before because when I had it at stock 2.2.2 it was extremely laggy. Any help or tips would be appreciated. thanks

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[Samurai26]

For me Cyanogenmod is warmer than stock on my original Droid, but the ROM is as stable as a third-party ROM is going to be, meaning it'll be fine for everday use but you might run into a bug or two. If you like being able to customize everything on your phone you'll have tons of fun with it

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[bassdj]

I don't own an OG Droid anymore, but I would suggest CM7 or the MIUI ROM. These are 2 excellent ROMs.

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[Samurai26]

I don't own an OG Droid anymore, but I would suggest CM7 or the MIUI ROM. These are 2 excellent ROMs.

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CM7 can be a bit buggy at times depending on the kernel, or even depending on the phone itself, but its FANTASTIC. My experience with MIUI has been poor, it seems to lag a ton on my particular Droid although many love it

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[bigadally]

Soo my phone would be fine with a little heat? And maybe CM7 over 6?

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[Samurai26]

CM6 is more stable than CM7, but CM7 has a couple more features basically. Both versions will be warmer than stock which is perfectly fine

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[bigadally]

Thank you for you help guys

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[Samurai26]

If you have any more questions about CM, go to their subforum under Droid Hacking

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[Chizzele]

Heating is normal when the phone is overclocked, i haven't tried any of the cm's in a long time but if the kernel it comes with by default is OC'd to 800 or more it will heat more then stock that is set for 550.