Comments on: Best Performing (Speed and Memory Usage) Antivirus and Internet Security for 2010 http://www.raymond.cc/blog/best-performing-speed-and-memory-usage-antivirus-and-internet-security-for-2010/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=best-performing-speed-and-memory-usage-antivirus-and-internet-security-for-2010 Daily updated news of useful advanced computer tips and tricks Sat, 26 May 2012 01:07:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Martianhttp://www.raymond.cc/blog/best-performing-speed-and-memory-usage-antivirus-and-internet-security-for-2010/#comment-509879 Martian Mon, 11 Apr 2011 22:21:23 +0000 http://www.raymond.cc/blog/?p=6900#comment-509879 The KV web site contains spyware. Stay away from KV Antivirus. Spyware Terminator seems to be working well on my netbook. Updates are fast. The KV web site contains spyware. Stay away from KV Antivirus.
Spyware Terminator seems to be working well on my netbook. Updates are fast.

]]> By: Waldirhttp://www.raymond.cc/blog/best-performing-speed-and-memory-usage-antivirus-and-internet-security-for-2010/#comment-509833 Waldir Sun, 10 Apr 2011 23:40:26 +0000 http://www.raymond.cc/blog/?p=6900#comment-509833 I'm with Expectus here... where's the conclusion? Thanks a lot for all the data, but as they're images we can't even copy it to calculate the final score on our own... A roundup would really add to the value of this article :) I’m with Expectus here… where’s the conclusion? Thanks a lot for all the data, but as they’re images we can’t even copy it to calculate the final score on our own… A roundup would really add to the value of this article :)

]]> By: t0mm1http://www.raymond.cc/blog/best-performing-speed-and-memory-usage-antivirus-and-internet-security-for-2010/#comment-506757 t0mm1 Sat, 26 Feb 2011 12:24:07 +0000 http://www.raymond.cc/blog/?p=6900#comment-506757 I dont think all these criterias describes the best AV program. You cant say that program X is better because it is faster. I would choose slower, if it could guarantee me to clean all viruses. I dont think all these criterias describes the best AV program.
You cant say that program X is better because it is faster.
I would choose slower, if it could guarantee me to clean all viruses.

]]> By: Expectushttp://www.raymond.cc/blog/best-performing-speed-and-memory-usage-antivirus-and-internet-security-for-2010/#comment-506533 Expectus Sun, 20 Feb 2011 11:51:08 +0000 http://www.raymond.cc/blog/?p=6900#comment-506533 Dude, show us the overall best performing speed and memory usage on ur own advise...that would be a good help...thanks mate...its not easy to do that but i know you would indeed you already did the above thanks alot! Dude, show us the overall best performing speed and memory usage on ur own advise…that would be a good help…thanks mate…its not easy to do that but i know you would indeed you already did the above thanks alot!

]]> By: Violatorhttp://www.raymond.cc/blog/best-performing-speed-and-memory-usage-antivirus-and-internet-security-for-2010/#comment-505937 Violator Mon, 31 Jan 2011 10:25:34 +0000 http://www.raymond.cc/blog/?p=6900#comment-505937 Since the title of this test regards performance, where are the numbers for DPC Latency, Hard Page Faults etc?How did you test boot times? I suggest that you use BootTimer, which takes the time for a complete restart, which means it records the time it takes from you click ok until the last startup application is loaded after the restart. Since the title of this test regards performance, where are the numbers for DPC Latency, Hard Page Faults etc?

How did you test boot times?
I suggest that you use BootTimer, which takes the time for a complete restart, which means it records the time it takes from you click ok until the last startup application is loaded after the restart.

]]> By: guesthttp://www.raymond.cc/blog/best-performing-speed-and-memory-usage-antivirus-and-internet-security-for-2010/#comment-494153 guest Sat, 16 Oct 2010 08:45:09 +0000 http://www.raymond.cc/blog/?p=6900#comment-494153 Your results are close to my observations but has two holes. One are memory graphs. I don't see real memory compsuption. Please add also graph with virtual memory allocation from task manager which shows real memory used by antivir.Second hole is boot time. Real boot time are longer because some antivirs like Microsoft Essentials loads after windows pulpit is on shown. It sometimes takes a lot of time - in this time processor is used in 99%. So the real boot time is time to cpu load<1% Your results are close to my observations but has two holes.
One are memory graphs. I don’t see real memory compsuption. Please add also graph with virtual memory allocation from task manager which shows real memory used by antivir.

Second hole is boot time. Real boot time are longer because some antivirs like Microsoft Essentials loads after windows pulpit is on shown. It sometimes takes a lot of time – in this time processor is used in 99%. So the real boot time is time to cpu load<1%

]]> By: Kúrógéphttp://www.raymond.cc/blog/best-performing-speed-and-memory-usage-antivirus-and-internet-security-for-2010/#comment-493052 Kúrógép Wed, 06 Oct 2010 13:28:01 +0000 http://www.raymond.cc/blog/?p=6900#comment-493052 Megbaszom a szátokat. Megbaszom a szátokat.

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