AVLab.pl Advanced In-The-Wild Malware Test – November 2024

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Found it. Is the ESET being tested the latest v18?
And are there any test for impact on computer performance? I would like to know which one is the lightweight AV between ESET and Kaspersky.

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We do not check the performance, so I cannot tell you how or whether the new Eset 18 is. BUT we do not observed any problems with Eset, with its automation our backend.
 
Found it. Is the ESET being tested the latest v18?
And are there any test for impact on computer performance? I would like to know which one is the lightweight AV between ESET and Kaspersky.
You'd be hard push to notice any real impact between the two.

Majority say ESET is lighter and yeah, it probably is, but again, not to the point where it's noticeable. If that makes sense?
 
Found it. Is the ESET being tested the latest v18?
And are there any test for impact on computer performance? I would like to know which one is the lightweight AV between ESET and Kaspersky.
ESET will most likely be slightly lighter. However, you probably wouldn't notice too much difference between the two. As always, the best way to test performance, is try both products for yourself, as antivirus performance can vary greatly from one computer to the next.
 
ESET will most likely be slightly lighter. However, you probably wouldn't notice too much difference between the two. As always, the best way to test performance, is try both products for yourself, as antivirus performance can vary greatly from one computer to the next.
I prefer Kaspersky but currently trying ESET smart premium trial and found it lighter than Kaspersky.
 
Wow, I'm surprised by Panda result.
Well you really shouldn't be. One test 98%, next test 100%, rinse and repeat. Basically most major anti-virus will test within 2% every time. Basically they are all within the margin of error and anyone should be good enough for your protection.
 
The sad thing is there is people out there who will change solutions because this time whatever they are using missed a sample or was 0.1% below some other solution...And then will do that again when the next test is released.
 
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