Now that Norton (NIS) is back on top as one of the best suites I buy it with rebates and continue to upgrade to newer versions for free with the previous one. Mix it in with Malwarebytes for my antispyware needs.
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Now that Norton (NIS) is back on top as one of the best suites I buy it with rebates and continue to upgrade to newer versions for free with the previous one. Mix it in with Malwarebytes for my antispyware needs.
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norton also comes with complete security solution bundled in one software and when u r thinking of getting it through warez-bb why not to go for it rather then having more then one.......
tho my personnel recommendation wud be kaspersky, detect as much as 96% of malwares good GUI i only have 1 GB ram never had a problem with CPU usage or ram
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I recently decided because of a promotion for a year free , to give AVG premium a try - had after much trial previously been using eset . Found it to be a horrible piece of software and subsequently, free or not ,premium or not, quickly removed it.
This break from eset gave me an opportunity to try out a few anti-viruses ( and firewalls -had been using outpost) again . This is my experience with a intel quad core computer with 8 gigs of ram .
G-data - slowed everything to a crawl ,didn't detect anything more and left traces that required a OP re-install to completely get rid of .
Kaspersky - newest one is buggy and also some slowdown .Doesn't leave any traces on removal though although a bit "intrusive" while running.
Bitdefender - decent and pretty thorough but extremely slow scan.
Panda - nice except for the false positives .
Aviria - The one I settled on .Light non- intrusive ,supposedly better detection rate than eset otherwise very similar .
Didn't try Norton from what i read it grabs your system and does like to let go so I didn't feel like buggering around if there happened to be a problem.
Basically I'd recommend simply by my own experience either eset or aviria with most people favoring eset for obvious reasons.
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are esat and nod32 different products from the same one company?
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Nope they are the same thing.
If you are interested at all in security software this is a pretty good ,unbiased site.
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/
Respect my lack of authority.
I'm using the security suite.
I'm glad you answered my question, the reason I asked is because in the Avira window it says nothing about spyware/malware.
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i'm on itOriginally Posted by IdolEyes787
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Avira is pretty gud.Works fine for me.
Kaspersky internet security 2011
NOD 32 Smart Security
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