Gaming Need a new antivirus

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Arwing789 said:
Thanks for the suggestions guys. If KIS2011 doesn't work out (first key I tried already got blacklisted in under 3 minutes), I'll go back to ESET SS4 since I think I've found a working torrent.

And thanks for the staircase in Minecraft, gutman
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Hahahah that was you
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. Anyway go for ESET SS latest. Just download the legit version from the their website and google keys, mine has lasted 1year+ and still got a few months left.
 
Depravo said:
Rydian said:
Generally your anti-virus is not something you want to pirate.

In fact that's a retarded idea.
AV is the one thing I have no qualms about paying for.
Agreed with both of you.
As I said before, it's worth a single 1-3 year payment to protect over 500 bucks in hardware.
 
I've already purchased Kaspersky 2009 Internet Security. It just expired.

Kaspersky Labs already has my money, now let me have my protection
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My 2 cents...

I have used AVG, Avast, NOD32 without success from getting some infections (the most annoying being the Google redirect). After my last format a few days ago I have been trying Avira and it has detected many more things than any of the others (which can be a good thing or a bad thing depending on what you are doing
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Rydian said:
Generally your anti-virus is not something you want to pirate.

In fact that's a retarded idea.
+1 The one thing you really can't pirate. I mean the AV companies will just blacklist any key made in couple of minutes; security is their thing, they know how to handle it. However, if you can get it to stay in like trial mode or find a crack that uses a trial reset, then that may work.
 
Hakoda said:
Rydian said:
Generally your anti-virus is not something you want to pirate.

In fact that's a retarded idea.
+1 The one thing you really can't pirate. I mean the AV companies will just blacklist any key made in couple of minutes; security is their thing, they know how to handle it. However, if you can get it to stay in like trial mode or find a crack that uses a trial reset, then that may work.

Not only that but if you are using a cracked copy or a keygen then you are at risk of getting infected while installing it! What a conundrum...
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cracker said:
Hakoda said:
Rydian said:
Generally your anti-virus is not something you want to pirate.

In fact that's a retarded idea.
+1 The one thing you really can't pirate. I mean the AV companies will just blacklist any key made in couple of minutes; security is their thing, they know how to handle it. However, if you can get it to stay in like trial mode or find a crack that uses a trial reset, then that may work.

Not only that but if you are using a cracked copy or a keygen then you are at risk of getting infected while installing it! What a conundrum...
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Actually no, lol. Yes there are some AV companies that do blacklist their keys and at the moment the only one i've run into (which was ages ago back when choosing an AV) is Kaspersky, they blacklist keys so much it's ridiculous.

Now others (more in area of NOD32) probably do or they might not i don't really know because you can find loads of unuased keys around and if maybe 1 or 2 people use the key it's like have it on 2-3 pcs and they might not do anything, or it might be that they just don't blacklist.

You can go to their website and download the free trial version (which has no viruses or anything) and apply your legit key without downloading keygens or cracks etc.
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Infinite Zero said:
The only AV i pirated was ESET NOD32. It was because of curiosity and not because it was bad.

edit: Paid for KIS 2010 and Trend Micro AV. I'd say both were great and...

Depravo said:
AV is the one thing I have no qualms about paying for.
yeah. this guy is right
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I'd like to take this opportunity to point out that Trend is a real pig. It no longer seems to have a great real-life detection rate, and it's a little bloated. Plus, it gets hooks in everything.

Kaspersky and NOD are great, as are Avast and Avira. Avira is a little paranoid, but given the downloading habits of the greater part of GBAtemp, I can't help but think that's a good thing. Given the choice of paid AVs, I'd go with ESET, but it's also a lot more expensive than Kaspersky.
 
For what it's worth, you can just keep using Kaspersky 2009. The only downside is that it won't update its definitions any further, so you'll be vulnerable to any new virii/methods created after the last update.

Also, for what it's worth, 90% of all sites that offer cracks/keygens/serials are infested. It's not just the sites either, but the bucketful of un-moderated advertisements that try infecting your computer whilst you use them. It's one of many reasons why it just doesn't pay to pirate your AV.
 
Get Norton 360 4.0 with Trial Reset go to TPB and check it out works for me

Plus Noroton is now a very good security program
 
DQScott95 said:
Get Norton 360 4.0 with Trial Reset go to TPB and check it out works for me

Plus Noroton is now a very good security program

Hmm... I got an auto-email from one of the big suppliers but can't remember which one it was (buy.com, newegg, etc) and it had a 1 PC verion of Norton 360 for 8.99USD (after instant savings IIRC) but I can't find it now. :/
 

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