ROM & Overclocking ? Question

[lithiasales.js]

Right now I am curious as too if anyone has done any testing over the last 2 days of what the best ROM is for Overclocking? OTA , FLYX , RUBIX , ZAPX , APEX ? I want to get the best battery life and still maintain a great ROM to go along with it.

Currently I am on APEX RC2 and it is OK I am overclocked to 1.3 GHZ

If anyone has done any further testing Please Post Here.
When I get a chance I will do some myself but working all the time.

4000 / 30
7000 / 35
9000 / 45
1300 / 65

Theme, Incognito

Also 1 more question regarding Corporate Sync on APEX RC2 ... Is there a problem with APEX RC2 Syncing too servers with this ROM because on OTA I had no problem Syncing. Is that because of blurless that is preventing me from Syncing Thanks

Edit: Additional Question

Question 3? Is it confirmed that the 1.38 GHZ overclock off ROM Manager works with every CPU ? 2nd Question. Does this install install-recovery.sh incase it does not work ? ... From What I know everyone that overclocks is on a X to X bases depending.

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[Droidxfreak05]

I have had Flyx and now RUBIX and I have had it over clocked at 1.38 and 1.15GHZ and to be honest with you I still get awesome battery life with the 1.15 over clocked. I have found the higher you go and the higher the voltage the more battery life you will use. I also have Incognito as my theme. Works great. I hear all RUBIX roms have great battery life.

[Droid-Xer]

Im currently running rubixfocus1.0 and am OCed at 1.38ghz. Battery life was excellent before OCing and doing well afterwards. I tried rubixblurry and focused before and the battery life was superb. Rubixblurry was my fav of the two. But so far all three roms are extremely stable. Hope this helps.

[addictat3d]

The 1.38 GHz from ROM manager will not be stable on every Droid X; it's not on mines. I am only able to get a stable 1.1 GHz so far unfortunately. The install-recovery.sh is only to be used only if you have a stable OC that's been stressed so the settings will stay even after reboot.

[qqeyes]

In practical terms... your oc stability is going to have a lot to do with how you use your phone. For instance, i oc'd to 1.38ghz, which was really stable for my standard phone usage like texting and sending emails, web browsing, etc... However, using that same setscale to play ff7 on psx4droid for a few hours while bored at work caused my phone to overheat and go in to cooldown mode (temporary brick).

I ended up at 1.18ghz. I can play ff7 for hours without crashing at that speed and its pretty damn smooth. Another issue is battery life: the higher you clock, the more power your chip will need. 1.18 at 64 doesnt drain my battery noticably more than stock, but 1.38 sucked it dry in no time.