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Microsoft Security Essentials90 out of 100 points – PCFormat Gold Award "... Aside from the long full scan, there is very little wrong with Microsoft's latest entry into the world of antivirus. ... You rarely even know it's there, and the memory usage will barely put a dent in all but the most decrepit of PCs. We've even found it speeds up netbooks that were previously running AVG. Microsoft gets it right, for once." more ... (4 reviews) |
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Eset NOD32 4.082 out of 100 points "... ESET has impressed us. The sheer amount of options when you run a scan will put a grin on the face of even the hardiest geek. It can seek out unused and unwanted programs, which can slow your system. And it uses less than 5MB of memory. If you must pay for antivirus software, this is the one to get." more ... (3 reviews & 35 opinions) |
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Kaspersky Lab Internet Security 201076 out of 100 points "... Kaspersky's suite is a fully-fledged affair ... It's got a nice, clean interface, and doesn't use too much memory. In terms of protection, Kaspersky has an av-comparatives score of 50 per cent, which puts it above the paid-for software we looked at last time. Not bad at all, but still not quite as good as Eset or Microsoft Security Essentials. ..." more ... (5 reviews & 35 opinions) |
