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Where? Anyway....my ESET did really well in the "Whole Product Dynamic Test" with 99.3% and norton 99.6%Norton beat everyone by six percent.....
These test only show resuts performed on specific malware samples. It does not reflect the real life performance of products. A 0.3% difference does not mean that Eset is better than Norton or vise versaWhere? Anyway....my ESET did really well in the "Whole Product Dynamic Test" with 99.3% and norton 99.6%Norton beat everyone by six percent.....
That would mean that, in some cases Norton can have a protection rate of 100%? (Of course, the user of the PC would have to have experience)Norton blocked 99.5% and the other 0.5% was user dependent.
You read my post wrong..Norton has HIGHER percentage than ESET..not the other way around. I personally do not recommend Norton but, I know it is a good software.These test only show resuts performed on specific malware samples. It does not reflect the real life performance of products. A 0.3% difference does not mean that Eset is better than NortonWhere? Anyway....my ESET did really well in the "Whole Product Dynamic Test" with 99.3% and norton 99.6%Norton beat everyone by six percent.....
Norton beat everyone by six percent.....
True, but this is a pretty important aspect. Other measurements like e.g. false positives are relatively irrelevant.chevysales, the comparative you referenced has nothing to do with the "Whole Product Dynamic Test".
whs, why is that the chart you would go by? It only tests one aspect of a product.
True, but this is a pretty important aspect. Other measurements like e.g. false positives are relatively irrelevant.chevysales, the comparative you referenced has nothing to do with the "Whole Product Dynamic Test".
whs, why is that the chart you would go by? It only tests one aspect of a product.
I always read the whole comparative - and that since years whenever it comes out. It is up to the reader which criteria he/she judges as important and which are not. For me it is the "missed samples" And btw, I use NIS2011.True, but this is a pretty important aspect. Other measurements like e.g. false positives are relatively irrelevant.chevysales, the comparative you referenced has nothing to do with the "Whole Product Dynamic Test".
whs, why is that the chart you would go by? It only tests one aspect of a product.
false positives are irelevant?
ok whatever you say.
obviously you have yet to read the "entire" comparitve as refencing one chart and then saying norton was 5% or whatever better is crazy. not even close the entire comparative has to be used as a whole not cherry picking one chart.
and the entire comparive does not think norton is rated like you think. what it misses is weighed as heavily as what it blocks along with how it reacts on a given system, etc.