They posted new on demand results. Antivir got advanced + and so did AVG Antimalware(which I guess is AVG AV and AVG AS. Luckily both are free). Avast got advanced so it looks like your good with any of the 3.
I dont really put much trust into these kinds of tests but I guess some do. At least it looks like most popular AVs available seem to be doing pretty decent.
They posted new on demand results. Antivir got advanced + and so did AVG Antimalware(which I guess is AVG AV and AVG AS. Luckily both are free). Avast got advanced so it looks like your good with any of the 3.
I dont really put much trust into these kinds of tests but I guess some do. At least it looks like most popular AVs available seem to be doing pretty decent.
The measure of these things as we all know is how safe they keep you, although to anyone who hasn't any experience of them, I think it's a fair guide. Better than nothing.
If Norton could slim down their product and make a less intensive UI they'd be so much better...
So true... I have it on my 2 computers...it runs fine on my P4/2GB of RAM Dell, but on my other one, it definitely has slowed it down. WHen the subscription is up, I'm going to install AVG.
On topic -- Interesting results, but I knew Windows Live Care was at the bottom (more or less), only besting Doctor Web's Dr. Web (BETA**) and Fortinet's FortiClient.