What antivirus do you use?

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WHICH ONE LOL

  • Avast!

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  • AVG

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  • NOD32

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  • Kaspersky

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  • Norton(LOLOL XD)

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  • McAfee

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Norton Internet Security 2009, fastest, most efficient, and least performance-eating.
 
I use ESET NOD32

My computer came with Nortan shit, Uninstalled it the moment I switched on the conputer
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MiniMoose64 said:
I don't need any. I have a Mac.

HAH! You got to be joking me. There was a report back a while ago saying os x/macs can get viruses.
 
Kaspersky 2009, i used to have avg but that was a memory hog and wouldn't never update properly (unless i upgraded to the premium version) Kaspersky is ok, but i seem to have problem with it reducing my internet connection so i have turned it off for now.
 
I use AVG to my Win XP and Vista but for my Mac I don't use nothing xD
I know that Kaspersky and Nod32 are good (I've tried them myself) but they use too much RAM which slows very much my XP. But since I've never got a single virus I'm ok with AVG
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afif95 said:
Norton Internet Security 2009, fastest, most efficient, and least performance-eating.
Very true! Norton 2009 is WAY better then Norton 2008.

EDIT: Also, I want to point out that I don't pay for Norton, I get it for free from my ISP.
 
ESET has become more mainstream and resource-hoggy than it's previous versions, but that's because of all the critiques on it's 'non-userfriendly interface'.
Everyone using Norton should turn in their internet badge and delete their GBAtemp account.
 
I don't have one, and I don't have a sad face, trust me. I've tried using AVG, Avira and NOD32, but I found them to be unnecessary. They slow down my system and I've never, ever got a virus without them
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I do use SuperAntiSpyware to get rid of tracking cookies and the like, BTW.
 
I use NOD32 but I don't really need it, only time I got anything worse than a few "tracker cookies" was a long time ago when I was dumb enough to download and run an exe from some random serial site.
 

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