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Rockabilly Spike · 08-04-2010, 21:05

wouldnt touch any of them. free for a reason. limited protection.
Was mega surprised at Norton 2010 products being so light on resources. am using norton 360 V4 on my machine at home and it uses less than 10mb ram.

anyone who is still slagging Norton in 2010, hasnt tried the new versions.
find me ONE review where they say its bloated and resource heavy.
challenge.

product of the year on AV-comparatives.
very light on resources.

try it for 90 days.

Avast and Avira could be decent combined with a firewall, good malware protection and the like.
each to their own tho.
i used Bit defender, Eset and PC Cillin all for a year or more each.
after trying the new Norton, am converted, the only other I might consider would be going back to Eset again.

08-04-2010, 21:05	#10
Rockabilly Spike Inactive Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 373	Re: Free Antivirus software wouldnt touch any of them. free for a reason. limited protection. Was mega surprised at Norton 2010 products being so light on resources. am using norton 360 V4 on my machine at home and it uses less than 10mb ram. anyone who is still slagging Norton in 2010, hasnt tried the new versions. find me ONE review where they say its bloated and resource heavy. challenge. product of the year on AV-comparatives. very light on resources. try it for 90 days. Avast and Avira could be decent combined with a firewall, good malware protection and the like. each to their own tho. i used Bit defender, Eset and PC Cillin all for a year or more each. after trying the new Norton, am converted, the only other I might consider would be going back to Eset again.