ARCAVIR 2005

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by larouse, Oct 22, 2005.

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  1. larouse

    larouse Registered Member

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    Hi,

    Like to know if somebody has used ARCAVIR 2005 ? Some comments about resource use, rate detection, genral terms ?

    Thank you,
     
  2. hollywoodpc

    hollywoodpc Registered Member

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    Fairly good overall . Detection is decent and the reg monitor is awesome . Cleaning infections is decent as well . There are better ones available but , I feel comfortable with it . I have chosen to go with NOD for some time now though . I strongly believe NOD is better . But , Arcavir is fine WITH some added tools .
     
  3. Honyak

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    I used it for almost a year and it protected me well. Also has a firewall which is/was decent, Lightweight and good support. Not in the same category as KAV, NOD32 and others but will give the average user good protection.
     
  4. hollywoodpc

    hollywoodpc Registered Member

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    Hey HonkeyCat !
    Just kidding . Long time my friend . By the way , isn't that what I just wrote ?
    I am only TEASING you ! Good to see you again . Hang in there
     
  5. larouse

    larouse Registered Member

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    NOD is better Why ? Just because has a better detection ? or Why ?
     
  6. hollywoodpc

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    Sorry Larouse .
    NOD is better at detecting and cleaning . The heuristics of NOD make it so good at catching things before they can be added to a database . Arcavir will protect you . It is good . Not as effective as NOD though . NOD also tends to unpack files and clean a bit better . That is why I say what i say .
    I really hope that helps
     
  7. Honyak

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    Yeah, I was just reinforcing your comments. I had not seen any posts about Arcvir in so long, I almost forgot about it, so I thought I would throw my 2 cents worth in. Good to see your still around.
     
  8. RejZoR

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    Well ArcaVir's proactive protection isn't that bad either...
    Heuristics on Extreme setting are very aggressive and they generated only 2 false positives to me in whole time i was using it.
     
  9. Firecat

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    Yup thats correct. ArcaVir is fairly light and detects quite OK....cleaning is not bad at all, and the heuristics are quite OK as well. The Firewall is very good. :)

    But NOD32 is still better. :)
     
  10. Brandon

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