Best Anti-Virus?

[killadoob]

wow i tried nod 32 what a shocking program

sis

 

[The_Techie]

wow i tried nod 32 what a shocking program

sis

Why do you say that?

Give reasons, people!

 

[killadoob]

dunno its not very user friendly

snas rather slowly comapred to avg

i tried kappersky chowed 35% of cpu even when not in use

damn AVG for the very big win

 

[Newb-lite]

something was wrong with your kaspersky ... mine isnt even noticeable on resource usage.

 

[MrWireless]

My Kaspersky is also running with very low usage.

Been using them for years now - had the best detection rate by far! Also very easy to use, and is running comfortably on Vista!

 

[The_Techie]

Maybe I should consider loading up all three anti-virus products at the same time? Or will that cause problems with the server?

 

[bwana]

Maybe I should consider loading up all three anti-virus products at the same time? Or will that cause problems with the server?

Running more than one is just asking for problems.

 

[The_Techie]

I have a friend of mine that runs AVG and NOD32 side-by-side without any trouble?

 

[bwana]

I have a friend of mine that runs AVG and NOD32 side-by-side without any trouble?

If the guy has nod32 why would he want to also run the arguable inferior AVG at the same time? Are you sure he doesnt just have one running and the other he uses occasionally to manually scan?

Have a read for yourself - http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=can+I+run+two+anti-virus+programs&btnG=Search

 

[The_Techie]

Yes I'm sure, I've seen them in action on his PC as well. He says what the one anti-virus doesn't pick up the other one will. He actually proved this to me one day when he found a virus in a folder of his that NOD32 didn't detect but AVG did and vice versa!

So wouldn't the safety increase threefold with 3 anti-virus systems running simultaneously? I don't believe it will but I'm just wondering why his PC got along so well with 2 anti-virus systems?