trend micro or antivir?

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by ephoeenix, Aug 10, 2005.

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  1. ephoeenix

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    Which av is better? I installed antivir but I'm thinking of going back to trend micro.
     
  2. cupez80

    cupez80 Registered Member

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    i prefer trend micro than antivir. :D
     
  3. WSFuser

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    trend micro has much better detection and i like the gui more.
     
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    Better detection than AntiVir? I wouldn't say that, but Trend is better because it has more features. :)
     
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    bigc73542 Retired Moderator

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    I will say without fear of being wrong that trendmicro's detection is definitely better than antivir.
     
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    Antivir is a way better!
     
  8. The Hammer

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    On AV-Comparatives the two seem fairly evenly matched with Trend having a statistical advantage. If you break down the last on demand test Trend would be stronger in one area than Antivir. While Antivir would be stronger than Trend in another. However some categories of the test may be more important than others.
     
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