Antivirus Software with lowest impact on system resources

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by 1commander, Dec 18, 2007.

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  1. C.S.J

    C.S.J Massive Poster

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    AVG Anti-Malware, bitdefender 2008.
     
  2. clocks

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    Is it just me, or does AVG use a lot more RAM on Vista vs XP?
     
  3. C.S.J

    C.S.J Massive Poster

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    most things do.

    i reverted back to XP just last week and everything is faster.
     
  4. L815

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    Thanks. I like the new bitdefender, it's really light an all, but I might just stick with the 6 months Avira premium for now :)

    But who knows, my mind changes all the time lol
     
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    why isn't anyone talking about avast ?
    This av is consistently improving , has a decent detection and very very lite on resources . In the last six months i have tested avira , avg , kaspersky , bitdefender , mcafee , f prot and avast .My personal experience is the free ones are more lite (avg, avast, avira ) than the paid ones .
     
  6. L815

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    I mentioned Avast somewhere in this thread. I'm personally debating between Avast and Avira myself. I like Avast's independent shields and how light it is, while I like Aviras detections.

    I'm still waiting for Avast 5 with heuristics. I'm excited :)
     
  7. robinb9

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    I agree, I have been using AVG for 7yrs with no problems and I have all my clients on the free or pro version depending on their needs.


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    No, I have AVG on Vista machines and it doesn't run slow. Everything runs slow on Vista- it is just the OS but i really do not see that much of a difference
    comparing them to both

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  9. C.S.J

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    AVG for XP is a faster than AVG for vista.

    i would not have said that 2 weeks ago, but after reverting back to XP, im shocked at the difference in speed.
     
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    Thanks. I based my statement on what had been said before my post.

    Do you have any links to these tests for myself and buridan?

    Thanks.
     
  11. buridan

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    Indeed, I'm still waiting...
     
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