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Burner1 · 16-12-2008, 21:56

I've found Kaspersky to be too resource hungry so I ditched it after a couple of months. I've now been using nod32 for some time and happy with it's transparent effect on my performance.

I do the usual 'housekeeping' at least once a week as well though; running hijack this, spybot S&D, Adaware etc. in safe mode just to make sure as much as possible that nothings got through.

From experience, no single AV/Antispyware util is totally invulnerable, so having a few won't hurt, even if they are'nt all TSR, and keeping them up to date these days is crucial to their effectiveness.

16-12-2008, 21:56	#11
Burner1 cf.member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 10	Re: nod32 Vs Kaspersky I've found Kaspersky to be too resource hungry so I ditched it after a couple of months. I've now been using nod32 for some time and happy with it's transparent effect on my performance. I do the usual 'housekeeping' at least once a week as well though; running hijack this, spybot S&D, Adaware etc. in safe mode just to make sure as much as possible that nothings got through. From experience, no single AV/Antispyware util is totally invulnerable, so having a few won't hurt, even if they are'nt all TSR, and keeping them up to date these days is crucial to their effectiveness.