G-Data 2012 Product Line-Why The Delay?

No one wins...no one loses. What works well for some, doesn't for others. G Data runs lightly for me, as well as several other users here. It's bog city for you, and others too. I found Kaspersky (both the av and the suite) to run pretty lightly on my pc, though a lot of folks found it heavy..oh well.
Let's keep this thread on topic before it gets nailed shut.

 

I was just kidding when I said "I win". And we were on topic, since we were talking about the feel of GData. Anyways...

Why so many processes? Reminds me of AVG.

 

What do you mean Light ??
Lights is Eset,Avast,Panda .....but not GData.

 

A-ha-ha-ha ha

 

depends on your computer...

 

I have Intel i7 and 6 GB Ram but G Data is not Avast

 

You can't compare a single engine product with a dual engine product. Obviously the dual engine one is going to be a little heavy.

 

He can partially compare the two since engine B is avast. lol

 

Sorry, my bad, it's been a rough day, and my brain was too fried to realize...
There are quite a few processes, I'll give you that...8 running total on my pc. A couple for the firewall, the bb, proxy, updater & tray service. It is a suite though, we have to allow for some extra stuff.

 

You now,GData is hevy becouse he use the engine of Bit Defender-engine (A)...and BitDefender is hevy.So may be the next version of Bit Defender be light and Gdata be lighter to.

 

Stop making sense. This is Wilders! Heavy or Light - nothing else. Period!!

 

You are correct!

 

Really? It's basic computer stuff!! A product can be heavy or light depending what type of processor and how much RAM are you running. For example.. Kaspersky for some people is heavy but for me it runs very light. It really depends?

 

Depends on the level of irony the forum allows or the reader comprehends.

 

Engine A is Avast
Engine B is Bitdefender

 

G DATA 2012 is light now, and its fast. my processor is only a celeron with a 2gb RAM with only 128 MB of video card , but its not slowing me down

 

That is a joke,right?
You use Gdata and you don't now that Engine A is BitDefender,and Engine B is Avast!!!
http://www.zhacks.com/2010/04/11/fr...to-create-username-and-password-for-6-months/

 

sorry about that, ive read a review that stated the same thing

http://www.antivirusware.com/g-data/antivirus/

thats the link, so shut up ESET user

 

Engine A: BitDefender
Engine B: avast!

G Data performs very well on my systems.
In most cases hdd / controller will be the bottleneck.

For comparissons also keep in mind av's different monitor settings: some don't scan dlls or archives e.g.

cheers,
Ford

 

Go to read a littel beat for your favorite AV...Engine A(BitDefender) is a Major engine of GData...Engine B (Avast) is a complice engine.


The most pop ups from Gdata is from engine A (BitDefender)

 

then stop messin with this thread ESET, you have nothing to do in here. go on your forum. help make the 5 better

 

I can go to the forum of Eset but wher is the forum of GData ?

 

read this, this is why i hate ESET,

 

kinda off topic but maybe you can help - my trial of gdata ends I bought license, so I go to "extend license" and then I'm transferred to blank upgrade page where I can do nothing. How I'm supposed to feed in license to it ?

 

Go to the settings and enter the update area. Click 'log on to server'. You should now be able to enter your new key.

Regards,
Ford