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Anti-Virus RAM Usage
#1
According to:
http://www.schadentech.com/Reviews/Antivirus/antivir.htm

AntiVir
License: Free for personal use.

Detection Rate: According to Trilobite of Spywareinfo, 85.36%. According to av-comparatives.org, 89.12% (for PRO)

Performance: Consumes a total of 12.892mb of RAM and uses 3 processes. Takes 14 minutes and 48 seconds to do a full system scan on my system. Boots in 59.49S.

Avast
License: Free for home users.

Detection Rate: According to Trilobite of Spywareinfo, 80.08%. According to av-comparatives.org, 93.09% (for PRO)

Performance: Consumes a total of 30.112MB of RAM and uses 4 processes. Takes minutes 28M 18S to do a full system scan on my system. I think we can say that this program should be called aslow. Boots in 1M and 7S.

AVG Free
License: Free for home users.

Detection Rate: According to Trilobite of Spywareinfo, 69.00% (for AVG 7.0 pro version)

Performance: Consumes a total of 9.768mb of RAM and uses 2 processes. Takes 12 minutes to do a full system scan on my system. Boots in 1 minute and .8 seconds.

BitDefender Free
License: Free for personal use.

Detection Rate: According to av-comparatives.org, 95.27% (for 7.0PRO version)

Performance: Consumes a total of 24.444mb of RAM and uses 3 processes. Takes 16 minutes and 27 seconds to do a full system scan on my system. Boots in 55S.

ETrust
License: Free trial, $49.95 to buy for 1 year.

Detection Rate: According to Spywareinfo, 75.99%

Performance: Consumes a total of 19.828mb of RAM and uses 4 processes. Takes 26 minutes and 6 seconds to do a full system scan on my system. Boots in 1 minute and 3 seconds.

F-Prot
License: Free trial, $29.99 to buy for 1 year.

Detection Rate: According to Trilobite of Spywareinfo, 88.00%. According to av-comparatives.org, 98.56%.

Performance: Consumes a total of 10.244mb of RAM and uses 3 processes. Takes 24 minutes and 4 seconds to do a full system scan on my system. Boots in 55 seconds.

Kaspersky
License: Free trial, $41.50 to buy for 1 year.

Detection Rate: According to Trilobite of Spywareinfo, 98.94%. According to av-comparatives.org, 99.86%.

Performance: Consumes a total of 22.984mb of RAM and uses 2 processes. Takes 17 minutes and 40 seconds to do a full system scan on my system. Boots in 1 minute and 8 seconds.

McAfee
License: Free trial, $49.99 to buy for 1 year.

Detection Rate: According to Trilobite of Spywareinfo, 98.28%. According to av-comparatives.org, 99.26%

Performance: Consumes a total of 34.064mb of RAM and uses 5 processes. Boots in 56 seconds.

Norton's Anti-Virus 2005
License: Free trial, $50.00 to buy.

Detection Rate: According to Trilobite of Spywareinfo, 92.48%. According to av-comparatives.org, 95.15%.

Performance: Consumes about 28.08mb of RAM and uses 9 processes. Takes 8 minutes and 42 seconds to do a full system scan on my system. Boots in 1 minute and 24 seconds.

NOD32
License: Free trial, $39.99 to buy for 1 year.

Detection Rate: According to Trilobite of Spywareinfo, 82.19%. According to av-comparatives.org, 95.51%.

Performance: Consumes a total of 14.216mb of RAM and uses 2 processes. Takes 3 minutes and 13 seconds to do a full system scan on my system. Boots in 1 minute and 6 seconds.

Panda
License: Free trial, $49.95 to buy for 1 year.

Detection Rate: According to Trilobite of Spywareinfo, 90.77%. According to av-comparatives.org, 99.11%.

Performance: Consumes a total of 29.144mb of RAM and uses 4 processes. Takes 18 minutes and 20 seconds to do a full system scan on my system. Boots in 1 minute and 30 seconds.


Hope this helps you! Took a long damn time to write. lol
#2
What are the specs on your system lol...
And nice list there...i dun see norton...
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#3
Nav2005 = Norton Anti-Virus 2005, I'll edit my post.

I didn't test it, the author of the competition did. I do not know his specs either.
#4
There's a newer version of Norton out? Eh, oh well, sucks anyway. Which of these programs do you use, Karant?
#5
Norton Anti-Virus 2005 as my guard. If I really think theres a problem, I sometimes resort to a program with another good detection rate.
#6
thx alot for the RAM usage......aslong as NAV doesnt take more than 50 megs im happy

EDIT: Woot 100th post
#7
*Updated the list.*
Someone should sticky this, I think I got enough poins.
#8
Nice list. Norton doesn't suck, it just shouldn't be the only anti virus you use. As a rule of thumb always use two on auto detect, one firewall at least, and run spyware scans with more than one spyware detector once weekly if you really want to be as clean as possible without completely formatting and/or doing a full registry check and edit.
#9
Great list. I myself like to keep 2 pieces of AV software and two firewalls always up and running.
#10
I wouldn't recommend doing that. Most of the time they fight with eachother. Spyware wise, use Mozilla Firefox, and resort to the following for scans:

AdAware
Spybot S&D
WebRoots Spysweeper
Spydoctor
Microsoft Anti-Spyware
#11
exellent job there karant awsome list
#12
No problem. Hope it helps.
#13
sweet, i finally have an antivirus again, and it was FREE!!! Big Grin


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