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Thread: Avg Vs. Nav2003

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    DarthInsinuate's Avatar Died in battle
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    i have both installed at the moment, both running
    should i keep both or just rely on one?

    at the moment i'm leaning towards AVG because its got a slightly faster scan and is slightly more legal
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    zapjb's Avatar Computer Abuser BT Rep: +3
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    Don't they conflict?

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    nav 2003, personally it is the best. i don't trust free anti viruses.

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    Go with the AVG man. it will do perfect work for u. get rid of the nav!

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    CornerPocket's Avatar Retired
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    Given the choice between just those two, I would say AVG (Nav2003 hogs pc resources).................everyone has thier opinions, I use Kaspersky.
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  6. Software & Hardware   -   #6
    norton antivirus (try corporate if its hogs a lot of resources)

  7. Software & Hardware   -   #7
    norton sucks go with avg pro edtion
    everytime i install that norton 2003 it kills my comp and also trying to get rid of it to leaves files everywere.

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  8. Software & Hardware   -   #8
    also when i done a full scan with norton it took over an 1hour 30 mins to scan where avg done it in 22mins.

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    manbeast
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    AVG - NORTON CAN`T TOUCH THIS --- AVG THE BEST

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    TRshady
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    Avg wins without a doubt, much faster, less troubles and free (no, really free ).

    "Fuck the NAV, A-V-G
    Fuck the NAV, A-V-G"

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