nod32 or fprot

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  1. cupez80

    cupez80 Registered Member

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    i have old celeron 566 with 96mb sdram pc. i'd to install AV on this machine. what would the best choice ? NOD32 or F-Prot ? o_O
     
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    I would say in your case F-prot, you could probably get NOD32 down pretty low by disabling everything except resident shield.

    There's some Dr Web users here that say it runs real light.
     
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    what setting i should use on NOD32 to reduce resource usage ?
     
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    You should wait a bit for a NOD32 expert, I would just use the resident shield but I don't use NOD32 so can't really ansewr.

    In truth I wouldn't waste any money on an AV, go buy more memory instead and use a free AV until you have more $$.
     
  5. cupez80

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    no actually this my office pc. i use KAV on my laptop at home.
     
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    Guess that eliminates Free AV's ;)

    Test the AV's and see how low you can get them to go....F-Prot is a for sure thing on your PC, it runs real light.

    Where you live isn't memory cheap ?

    [edit]= https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=86487
     
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    maybe i should buy a new pc rather than buy memory
     
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    Turning off some modules in NOD32 doesn't reduce memory usage.. But NOD32 uses very low resources..
     
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    i just try installing NOD32 and its seems good enough and not using much resource. :D :D
     
  10. Brian N

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    About this much on my good ol' pc
     

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    See my numbers.. ;)
     

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    wow I must be doing something wrong then.. hmm strange
     
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    Maybe NOD32 has been just updated, or performed a scan...
     
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    Nope just turned on my pc, and it stays at 17.334 now.
    I'm not complaining though, as it's all very fast - However the numbers on your system are quite low...
    Research time I guess ;)
     
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    It may be due to a difference in O.S. between the two computers.
     
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    I would imagine so - my WIN2k machine has

    nod32krn.exe @16,700 K
    nod32kui.exe @2,200 K

    Pretty similar to Brian's.
     
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    Mine same as Detox
     
  18. Brian N

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    The lowest I can get is 14.xxx - But only if I disable the startup scan.
    Also it seems to increase to 15.xxx when checking Gmail via Gmail Notifier.

    I'm running XP SP2 just so you know ;)
     
  19. Don Pelotas

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    Yep, very similar to my numbers (XP). :)
     
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    I looked at my numbers again (XP SP2):
    nod32krn.exe - 1640kb
    nod32kui.exe - 400kb
     
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    I would say Nod32 is better than F-Prot,and light on system resources as well.

    My Nod32 on Win XP SP2:

    nod32krn.exe 2,944K
    nod32kui.exe 696K
    ;)
     
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