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[quote name="FeedBacker" post="113394" timestamp="1192339442"] Im glad you guys got it right as I was getting frustrated by the Kaspersky fanboys. Here is my review from that thread. As an avid tester of security programs let me furnish my to cents. No more vague bullshit. Lets get a few things nice and clear. NOD32 is THE fastest and lightest AV out of all the top AVs. Hueristics checked, monitor enabled, it doesnt matter... its the fastest and lightest on system resources among all AVs worth mentioning. Anyone who says NOD is "pretty" fast/lite, or "one of the fastest", or does not use "much" resources, is not being clear enough! So Once again NOD32 is the smallest/fastest/ ouf of all the top AVs! The entire setup file is abt 10 megs, which is unheard of for top tier AV scanners. NOD is everything you need with no bloat. As far as effectiveness through overall detection, Both NOD and Kaspersky lead the pack. However NOD was by far the faster scanner. For the life of me I don't understand why anyone would continue to claim Kaspersky is in anyway better. Better in what exactly? KAV is slower, heavier on resources, and presents some conflicts with your programs (which NOD never does). I was a Kaspersky user for years before I discovered NOD32 and tested it myself so I am not just talking out of my ass like most posters who only support a program because they are trying to justify having it on their computer. In addition, Here are some credible and interesting comparisons http://ask-leo.com/whats_the_best_popup_blocker_antivirus_software_antispyware_software.html (pretty straight forward testing). http://www.consumersearch.com/www/software/antivirus-software/ (as you can see the only reason kaspersky is rating higher here is because it was easier to use for the average user. I find this disburbing for to reasons. 1 because the average user is a moron and we are not (the fact that we in a forum questioning AVs suggests that we have some knowledge on how they work and how to use thme). to it acknowledges that there is absolutely no area where KAV is better than NOD and at the same time completely ignores the shortcomings of KAV in comparison to NOD32 (speed, size, efficiency, conflict with software) yet still puts it ahead to due popularity reasons.) Also, since NOD32 is never in conflict with any software you can download any firewall of your choosing. This way you can run the best firewall outhere and maximize your protection from all sides. Why would anyone not want NOD32 over KAV (which I must acknowledge is certainly good enough for second place no doubt). I couldn't make this any more clear.[/quote] [quote name="FeedBacker" post="113394" timestamp="1192339442"] Im glad you guys got it right as I was getting frustrated by the Kaspersky fanboys. Here is my review from that thread. As an avid tester of security programs let me furnish my to cents. No more vague bullshit. Lets get a few things nice and clear. NOD32 is THE fastest and lightest AV out of all the top AVs. Hueristics checked, monitor enabled, it doesnt matter... its the fastest and lightest on system resources among all AVs worth mentioning. Anyone who says NOD is "pretty" fast/lite, or "one of the fastest", or does not use "much" resources, is not being clear enough! So Once again NOD32 is the smallest/fastest/ ouf of all the top AVs! The entire setup file is abt 10 megs, which is unheard of for top tier AV scanners. NOD is everything you need with no bloat. As far as effectiveness through overall detection, Both NOD and Kaspersky lead the pack. However NOD was by far the faster scanner. For the life of me I don't understand why anyone would continue to claim Kaspersky is in anyway better. Better in what exactly? KAV is slower, heavier on resources, and presents some conflicts with your programs (which NOD never does). I was a Kaspersky user for years before I discovered NOD32 and tested it myself so I am not just talking out of my ass like most posters who only support a program because they are trying to justify having it on their computer. In addition, Here are some credible and interesting comparisons http://ask-leo.com/whats_the_best_popup_blocker_antivirus_software_antispyware_software.html (pretty straight forward testing). http://www.consumersearch.com/www/software/antivirus-software/ (as you can see the only reason kaspersky is rating higher here is because it was easier to use for the average user. I find this disburbing for to reasons. 1 because the average user is a moron and we are not (the fact that we in a forum questioning AVs suggests that we have some knowledge on how they work and how to use thme). to it acknowledges that there is absolutely no area where KAV is better than NOD and at the same time completely ignores the shortcomings of KAV in comparison to NOD32 (speed, size, efficiency, conflict with software) yet still puts it ahead to due popularity reasons.) Also, since NOD32 is never in conflict with any software you can download any firewall of your choosing. This way you can run the best firewall outhere and maximize your protection from all sides. Why would anyone not want NOD32 over KAV (which I must acknowledge is certainly good enough for second place no doubt). I couldn't make this any more clear.[/quote]

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rohit_iwebmaster

Posted 09 October 2011 - 07:55 AM

@manuleka: AVG is good antivirus for home uses. but its a heavy load AV, Need more memory to install AVG. In my friend computer only 512'MB RAM is installed & can't able to use AVG, because computer is very slow. means if i don't have more then 2GB RAM installed then Avast is best.

2nd reason is too irritating for us, we can't install comodo firewall with AVG, computer may hang after installing.

manuleka

Posted 09 October 2011 - 02:15 AM

really depends on usage, and preference... some may consider one better than the other, but the truth is most of these AVs are great... i've never used NOD32, i would recommend for a standard pc user at home to use AVAST Home Edition, (or AVG)

rohit_iwebmaster

Posted 08 October 2011 - 06:41 PM

Ha Ha Ha,,,, Nod32 is worst antivirus. I tried once & i reinstall my window due to its not detecting any virus. Kespersky is best AV, & in free Avast is best.

Posted 26 December 2009 - 12:03 AM

Anti-virus?NOD32 Is The Best Antivirus

You guys worried about anti-virus? System performance? Ever thought about switching to the Linux world? :) I took the plunge and absolutely love it! No virus/anti-virus/system performance headaches. Cheers!

-reply by The *nix guy

Posted 14 September 2009 - 10:46 PM

ESET NOD32 Version 4NOD32 Is The Best Antivirus

I am running my own IT consulting company. I have tried just about every single antivirus product available. Some good, others just not worth the effort, time or price. ESET NOD32 is BY FAR the best in my opinion. I love its layout, its great detection rate and best of all... It's low use of resources. Not everyone can afford to keep up with the latest top range computers. If you are using an older pc, even if its runnng fine, just install an antivirus program and it just about comes to a halt! Not with NOD32. The difference in speed (which most customers don't even pick up on) is minute! Yes, Bit Defender has always been a great program but then you need enough RAM and a decent processor. NOD32 works on Win 95 right through to Windows 7. If ESET had ever to launch a freeware version, I'm afraid it would be the end of the popular AVG Free and AVAST Free...

ESET also have a very good all-in-1 seurity suite. ESET Smart Security. Same great antivirus ans antispyware with and added Firewall and Spam filter. The firewall can be a tiny bit tricky for some users, but the default setting should do the trick 98% of the time. Give these products a try - you will be surprised at the results. Regards all...

-reply by Paul

yordan

Posted 08 July 2008 - 12:15 PM

you can have keys without spending money to it.......there are underground site that feed you cracked softwares and key...
but if youre lucky enough you can have the full working key......

That's exactly what is forbidden here. Here, at Astahost, we help people using legit freeware softs, like Linux OpenSource things. Stealing commercial softs is forbidden by law in most of modern countries, and explaining people how to do this is forbidden by Astahost forum rules.

By the way, topics talking about these forbidden things will be simply removed, and people having answered such illegal posts will experience hosting credits losses, so also take care when replying to such provocative posts.

karlonator

Posted 08 July 2008 - 11:17 AM

Ive been using kaspersky for almost 2 years.....
my friend intoduced it with me......

but when my liscence key expired or shall we say blocklisted(hahahah)
i switched to norton....
i think its quite good.....
i strongly agree that it cost a little of process...
im starting to like it.....
but if ever i can find working kaspersky keys
ill say ill use kaspersky again.....
"FIRST IMPRESSION LASTS"

you can have keys without spending money to it.......there are underground site that feed you cracked softwares and key...
but if youre lucky enough you can have the full working key......

yordan

Posted 07 July 2008 - 09:29 AM

but if ever i can find working kaspersky keys
ill say ill use kaspersky again.....
"FIRST IMPRESSION LASTS"

Of course, when you say "find working kaspersky keys" you mean "find some money in order to buy a kaspersky licence".
This is the only way you can talk about here at astahost.
Regards
Yordan

karlonator

Posted 07 July 2008 - 03:22 AM

Ive been using kaspersky for almost 2 years.....
my friend intoduced it with me......

but when my liscence key expired or shall we say blocklisted(hahahah)
i switched to NOD32....

i think its quite good.....
i strongly agree that it cost a little of process...

im starting to like it.....

but if ever i can find working kaspersky keys
ill say ill use kaspersky again.....

"FIRST IMPRESSION LASTS"

Switch

Posted 18 June 2008 - 02:08 AM

I can second on the nod32 is still the best.. Though i upgrade to v3 awhile back and its causing some system slow down.. It might be clashing with my other software but then i switch back to v2. Still all in all very happy with my v2. Its super light on my system and its detection by far the best.

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