Best battery-performance combo - Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers

What's the best combo you've found for battery and performance ? I mean rom and, if needed, kernel or other optimisations.
I will make a chart based on your replies so other ppl can know what they should go for if they're looking for this thing specifically. Many thx.

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Rom with a great battery life???

What ROM you guys can say has the best battery life?? Ive used some of them and the only thing i can say is that the older builds with 2.2 have the best battery life, but i want to have a newer build on my phone cause of the new features and stuff, but if you guys can tell me which one of the new builds have the best battery life???
Things like battery life and performance are highly device dependant. Although many users may report great battery life on a particular rom, you may not experience the same effects. Hardware is not created equally, and as such, nobody can give you better advice on what's best for your device than yourself. I'd suggest find some roms that are reported to have decent battery life and test them for yourself. Same thing with kernels. You might experience awesome results with a particular rom/kernel combo that someone else might not. Test test test. Get to know your device.
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[Q] Recent kernel testing benchmarks

Hello everyone,
I've been looking for recent benchmark tests over Android Kernels to choose the best one for me. I wonder a comparison specially between Siyah, Franco and Phenomenal. Actually I am open for kernel advises and recommendations.
Just to know I am looking for kernels which provides a nice handling processes for power safe but also a good performance when I need it...
Regards
SharpBang said:
Hello everyone,
I've been looking for recent benchmark tests over Android Kernels to choose the best one for me. I wonder a comparison specially between Siyah, Franco and Phenomenal. Actually I am open for kernel advises and recommendations.
Just to know I am looking for kernels which provides a nice handling processes for power safe but also a good performance when I need it...
Regards
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Test them and you will see, does take you 2 minutes to flash you a kernel though
chrismast said:
Test them and you will see, does take you 2 minutes to flash you a kernel though
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Sure I'll test them all.
I'd like to receive recommendations about people which already uses. I saw that most of people uses Siyah, like you, do you like it? What are your insights about Siyah?
For my phone and my environment it works well. For yours I do not know .

Stock vs custom rom battery life??

Generally which provide best battery life?
Also, which individual ROM do you think provides the best battery life?
Stock based roms will provide better battery life than cm based roms.There is no individual rom with best battery life.You have to try them personally.
It also depends upon how many apps are running in background.
A debloated rom will be faster(and battery friendly?).
A kernel is also responsible.There are many kernels.I cannot tell which has best battery life.You have to try them personally.I would suggest to try apolo kernel.
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Disagree. I've had much better battery life with AOSP roms on the S2 Vs Samsung-based roms.
OP - there are so many variables re: battery life it's impossible to give a definitive answer/answer for your situation because everyone has their phone setup differently & everyone uses it differently. You're only going to find out what gives you the best battery life by trying out roms/kernels. People who have looked for shortcuts re: this in the past have ended up rather disappointed ('Someone told me rom/kernel X has fantastic battery life but it was crap for me').
I've had much better battery life with AOSP roms.
Just reported this thread, before it is too late If you don't understand why: please read the answer from MistahBungle again.
Best Rom threads are discouraged on xda.
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[Q] Recommended ROMs/Kernels for Battery Life and Configurability

OK, I realize that everyone has a different idea of the best ROM and/or kernel, and I fully expect to try out a few different ones to see which is best for me. However, I am hoping that I won't be irritating anyone by asking for suggestions on where to start. I don't need a lot of extra features, but I do like to be able to configure as many settings as possible--that is the main reason I chose Android in the first place. I also want to maximize battery life. Based on my experience with SlimBean on the Nexus S, it and SlimKat will be definite contenders, but which others should I consider? And are there any specific kernels I should look at? It will be a couple of weeks before my LGOG arrives, so there should be fairly stable 4.4.2 based ROMs by then, but I don't mind using 4.3 ROMs if they will provide better performance. I have been using a Galaxy S II for the last several months, where NeatROM is the only real choice if you want good battery life, so I'm a bit out of the loop.
I have been having a similar issue with trying to maximize performance and battery life at the same time. I have found that using android 4.3 really does make a huge difference in battery life and it makes all the animations, I think, look more fluid. Now as Kernels go, I cannot recomend one in particular, but look for one with eco mode or just change your processor setting with Trickster mod. I use only 2 cores, the ondemand governor, and keep my frequencies between 1026000 and 1512000. Hopefully this helps.

Best Kernel for CM13 ??

Hey guys! I just wanted to know which is the best kernel for cm 13 for a balance between performance and battery life?
Note: I know all the devs give their best output, but i wanted to know which is the best for a balance between the two.
Thanks.
It is a subjective personal opinion. We can't say for sure.
Boeffla thoroughly tests his kernels before releasing to make sure they match his quality standards, its a great balanced kernel.
Black.Reactor has up streamed our Primitive kernel and gives a great battery.
Arsenic is a good stable balanced kernel.
Starkiller/Practical enables the user to control every aspect easily.
It all comes down to your personal usage.
Well said Josh! Couldn't of explained it better

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