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| 22 May 2012 | |
| Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1 32,121 posts Bay Area Peninsula | Users of 64-bit Windows Anti-Viruses are being left behind Agnitum: PC Security Test shows Antivirus Products Being Left Behind Quote: The dismal Proactive Security Challenge results turned in by the big AV (Anti-Virus) players in the most recent Matousec.com 64-bit Windows 7 tests are making us wonder whether security companies are really catering to the needs of 64-bit PC/OS users. Are traditional AV vendors even capable of delivering reliable and robust protection to these users? A Guy |
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| 23 May 2012 | |
| Windows 7 Home Premium x64 276 posts | Parts I and II were interesting, but lack direct hyperlink to the matousec report. Part III was self-serving advertising, which disperses the previous parts into the clouds. |
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| Windows 7 pro 64bit. (SP1) 343 posts | its a bit sad but its true.. because even now when windows 7 64bit was released some years ago and is very good os... in some areas 64bit support is still not as good as 32bit.. change is so slow. but its changing.. good example of this is 64bit browsers etc. |
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| 8 Pro x64 11,835 posts | 
Quote: Originally Posted by gigagiggles  Part III was self-serving advertising, which disperses the previous parts into the clouds. |
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