IObit Security 360

The only problem I have with IObit so far over TF is it does indeed take up a bit more RAM than TF did and the one major thing that bothers me is I was away from the system for a while yesterday, I came back, turned on the monitor and the update manager was sitting there waiting for me to update for IObit. Yes, I know I can buy the Pro version for updates to happen automatically, but TF updates for free. Just not sure I want to spend more money on this stuff and it bothered me that it was just sitting there, not updating, waiting for me to do so.

Well Ionit 360 is taking around 3-5 MB RAM and i m fine with it.
Also, How much time does it take to update iobit?

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matt0978 said:

one word...malwarebytes!

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Dinesh said:

Well Ionit 360 is taking around 3-5 MB RAM and i m fine with it.
Also, How much time does it take to update iobit?

It's actually around 14 MB. TF was always around 4 MB overall. It's not that big a deal, but it is more than TF.

As well, it doesn't take long, but my point is TF updates automatically, I have to do the update for IObit. If I'm not at the computer, I can't do it now can I? It just sits there waiting for me to do it, until I am back and can manually do it.

TheIgster said:

Dinesh said:

Well Ionit 360 is taking around 3-5 MB RAM and i m fine with it.
Also, How much time does it take to update iobit?

It's actually around 14 MB. TF was always around 4 MB overall. It's not that big a deal, but it is more than TF.

As well, it doesn't take long, but my point is TF updates automatically, I have to do the update for IObit. If I'm not at the computer, I can't do it now can I? It just sits there waiting for me to do it, until I am back and can manually do it.

The 3rd process comes up if you have the Iobit 360 window open. When idle it just has 2 processes running. Anyways, if ypu are satisfied using TF, its good.

Dinesh said:

The 3rd process comes up if you have the Iobit 360 window open.

Nope, window was not open. Just checked again, window closed. Just the icon in the system tray.

Oh, and just for the sake of argument, this isn't really about which one is better, just comparing the two for anyone who is interested in either one. The thread is basically about IObit, but the differences between the two as well.

For anyone who is using this, IObit is offering a one year Pro license for free:

License Free

Offer is good until Nov 11/09.