The lightest free antivirus?

which is the lightest free antivirus?
Answer #1
Avira
Avast
Microsoft Security Essentials
Answer #2
ok.thanks
Answer #3
Wondering why you are looking for a free antivirus solution when you are at a warez board ?
Answer #4
Better download fully anti-viruses from wbb, free version ain’t cool at all.
Answer #5
Supposedly, the lightest antivirus is NOD32.
I’m surprised people mentioned Microsoft and Avast before NOD32.
From what I’ve heard:
– Microsoft uses a minimum of about 65 MB RAM (on Vista or 7)
– NOD 5 uses about 10-15 MB RAM
Answer #6
Avira – on windows 7 less than 12 MB.
But you are here, on warez, use some full version of antivirus, i use kaspersky and he is better than some free antivirus program.
Answer #7
ESET or Prevx
http://www.eset.com/
http://www.prevx.com/
Answer #8
avira or avast
Answer #9
avira or eset
Answer #10
jeanpave replied: Supposedly, the lightest antivirus is NOD32.
I'm surprised people mentioned Microsoft and Avast before NOD32.
From what I've heard:
- Microsoft uses a minimum of about 65 MB RAM (on Vista or 7)
- NOD 5 uses about 10-15 MB RAM
Probably because NOD32 is a load of crap
Answer #11
gilly replied: jeanpave replied: Supposedly, the lightest antivirus is NOD32.
I'm surprised people mentioned Microsoft and Avast before NOD32.
From what I've heard:
- Microsoft uses a minimum of about 65 MB RAM (on Vista or 7)
- NOD 5 uses about 10-15 MB RAM
Probably because NOD32 is a load of crap
yep it is…
Answer #12
I don’t agree. As far as free antivirus software go, AVAST would be very good choice. But if you are into paying (or downloading from WBB ) NOD32 and Kaspersky all the way! Of coruse, NOD32 will use minimum of your resources, it is a really good antivirus software. I read few comments that say NOD32 is crap, well everything is crap if you dont use common sense when surfing the net, then nothing will help you. But really, I’ve used Kaspersky (in my opionion the best) and switched to NOD32 because NOD32 is better on resources, and I havent had any problems with it…
Answer #13
Not for nothing, an antivirus that’s light isn’t going to catch jack. I’ve been using Kaspersky Internet Security since I got hit with a virus years ago that erased my entire hard drive (it made a grown man cry). I had Norton then and it didn’t catch ~love~. Ever since I used KIS, I haven’t had a virus, trojan horse, whatever, not one. It catches most anything it’s thrown at (as long as you update the virus definitions at least once a week). I love KIS.
Answer #14
reuf replied: I don't agree. As far as free antivirus software go, AVAST would be very good choice. But if you are into paying (or downloading from WBB ) NOD32 and Kaspersky all the way! Of coruse, NOD32 will use minimum of your resources, it is a really good antivirus software. I read few comments that say NOD32 is crap, well everything is crap if you dont use common sense when surfing the net, then nothing will help you. But really, I've used Kaspersky (in my opionion the best) and switched to NOD32 because NOD32 is better on resources, and I havent had any problems with it...
How do you know your pc isn’t infected running NOD32 ?