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i like it a lot. I think i'm gonna grab a copy to trial

yeah, it would have been good to see NOD32 handle those links. I'm very happy with it. It's the first thing I install after the os. It's never failed me and most times I don't even know it's running. The computers at my work were running AVG when I started there. I got rid of it and threw NOD on and it found a lot of infected files that AVG had missed

TheIgster said:

I keep jumping back and forth between MSE, ESS and Nod32. Can't seem to decide. I've tried others as well, but Nod32 and MSE seem to be the lightest on resources for me and work well in my setup.

I was pretty amazed by that review though. Matt has done some interesting reviews, but it's not often he throws 10 links at a product and it gets them like it did in this video. I would have liked to see the exact same 10 thrown at Nod32 though just for kicks.

Obviously those links are old now from the video and odds are they won't be active anymore, plus I don't have a test machine like he does to see what Nod32 might do.

The one constant these days on my system though is ThreatFire 64-bit beta. It performs very well and has really protected me from some test sites I've gone to. I would strongly suggest everyone try ThreatFire - it's free so how can you go wrong and you don't have to worry about it conflicting with your current anti virus.

I too like MSE but i wish Microsoft make another version that intergrates an Internet Security Suit too. But this one is nice.

TheIgster said:

I keep jumping back and forth between MSE, ESS and Nod32. Can't seem to decide. I've tried others as well, but Nod32 and MSE seem to be the lightest on resources for me and work well in my setup.

I was pretty amazed by that review though. Matt has done some interesting reviews, but it's not often he throws 10 links at a product and it gets them like it did in this video. I would have liked to see the exact same 10 thrown at Nod32 though just for kicks.

Obviously those links are old now from the video and odds are they won't be active anymore, plus I don't have a test machine like he does to see what Nod32 might do.

The one constant these days on my system though is ThreatFire 64-bit beta. It performs very well and has really protected me from some test sites I've gone to. I would strongly suggest everyone try ThreatFire - it's free so how can you go wrong and you don't have to worry about it conflicting with your current anti virus.

did you check his review on eset? =)

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRoX_AVvuoA"]YouTube - NOD32 Vs. Malware Part 1[/ame]

TheIgster said:

I keep jumping back and forth between MSE, ESS and Nod32. Can't seem to decide. I've tried others as well, but Nod32 and MSE seem to be the lightest on resources for me and work well in my setup.

I m having the same issue here. I cant seem to decide and i keep switching between NOD32, ESS and MSE. I m now trying Sunbelt Vipre.

NOD32 is lighter, and works great in prevention.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyfFF-hsEmQ"]YouTube - NOD32 Version 4.0 Prevention Tests[/ame]
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