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I'd vote for ESET. Never let me down in the 3 years I've used it in and out. :) (And Nsane award for the best AV of 2012 goes to: ESET! :win: :P :D)

EDIT: And I've used a variety of them in the years. Especially this year. So defenately ESET. Light on resources and great at protection. :)

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Bitdefender won multiple awards but it's still a resource hog and has limited features to tinker with. KASPERSKY deserves the crown.

I have to disagree with that :)

I recently made a clean install of my Windows, before doing that I have tested multiple security suites on it. After all i can only say i don't get the tests of the av-comparatives guys :)

The first place in performance tests, Webroot, it slows down my computer so much that i have to say how the f** can this product get the first place?I tested Bitdefender, Kaspersky, Avast and Webroot.

Bitdefender was definitly the 1st place for me in system performance. I guess it is better optimized for newer system with SSDs in it. Nothing has changed in the Boot time for me, both with and without Bitdefender it takes 9 Secs until i am on the metro screen. Everything starts fast as always, even unsigned apps start immediately.

I am sure it is gonna be Bitdefener this year :)

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i'm sure bitdefender will topple the others also. good for u. find it annoying that bitdefender cant run if Malwarebytes is installed. it prompts u to uninstall. Kaspersky and others dont. as i said before, bitdefender lacks many features for u to adjust security.

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Bitdefender won multiple awards but it's still a resource hog and has limited features to tinker with. KASPERSKY deserves the crown.

I have to disagree with that :)

I recently made a clean install of my Windows, before doing that I have tested multiple security suites on it. After all i can only say i don't get the tests of the av-comparatives guys :)

The first place in performance tests, Webroot, it slows down my computer so much that i have to say how the f** can this product get the first place?I tested Bitdefender, Kaspersky, Avast and Webroot.

Bitdefender was definitly the 1st place for me in system performance. I guess it is better optimized for newer system with SSDs in it. Nothing has changed in the Boot time for me, both with and without Bitdefender it takes 9 Secs until i am on the metro screen. Everything starts fast as always, even unsigned apps start immediately.

I am sure it is gonna be Bitdefener this year :)

How is the performance without SSD? I'm thinking of trying on Internet Security 2013, and does the parental control feature work with your TR?

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How is the performance without SSD? I'm thinking of trying on Internet Security 2013, and does the parental control feature work with your TR?

I can't tell how the performance without SSD is, I only tested it on the main system :) The parental control feature is a part of the software so it should be no problem with the TR.

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How is the performance without SSD? I'm thinking of trying on Internet Security 2013, and does the parental control feature work with your TR?

I can't tell how the performance without SSD is, I only tested it on the main system :) The parental control feature is a part of the software so it should be no problem with the TR.

I'll try it out then. I inquired about the parental control since I tried out BitDefender a few months back and it had the controls online and kept asking for key to enable and control the settings. I hope they've changed that and its included in the program locally.

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Quite a few programs ask you to uninstal MBAM. Instal it again after you're done and it usually works fine.

I tried Bitdefender on an XP machine, well 2 machines. Turned them on 3 days later and the computers were screwed, had to uninstal Bitdefender to get them to work.

I also bought licenses for BitD, never used them. A year ish later I got emails saying my protection was about to run out :o :huh:

Then there's the breaking of programs because Bit decided to delete files without mentioning it :rolleyes: Great stuff. Do that to Windows files and a fresh instal is needed.

Av of the year my arse :lol:

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Hate to say it but Bitdefender.

Not my AV of choice but as many have said it has performed well in most of the AV tests this year.

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The first place in performance tests, Webroot, it slows down my computer so much that i have to say how the f** can this product get the first place?I tested Bitdefender, Kaspersky, Avast and Webroot.

Webroot has a colossal bug in XP where the heuristics engine bogs down the system for minutes (i counted 12 on my machine) before a prompt occurs. As Webroot doesn't care for XP at all, they just ignore the problem and numerous user prompts as well.

As to the question at hand - going by the tests: Bitdefender.

Going by heart - Emsisoft. It has BD data in it anyways, so it simply can't be bad. :rockon:

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I think it will be BitDefender just because it is FULL of Do Dads and the Reviewers Seem to like that. I would imagine that Kaspersky is actually better. In saying that I have NIS 2013 on my little Netbook. Just because it is light on my system. My 2 Cents worth.

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