The problem with device performance is that everyone has a different usage pattern and so specifications are rarely the main factor in determining how well a phone or tablet will perform. The fact that you have tried ROMs means that your device is rooted so you could try an app called Seeder, which is available from the Google Play store. It is designed to speed up Android tasks that try to take large amounts of data from limited sources and potentially it can speed up your device when you are pushing it very hard. It isn’t guaranteed to help you for every task you use as an individual, but it does highlight that there is no one guaranteed way to deal with all performance issues.
As we said, we are all different and it may come down to trying tweaks and ROMs out until you find a solution that works acceptably for you, but by far the best way to ensure good performance most of the time is to buy the very best device you can, and one with the best specifications. In theory, allnew high-end Android devices should be able to cope with anything users and third-party developers throw at them.
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