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<blockquote data-quote="SeriousHoax" data-source="post: 914321" data-attributes="member: 78686">I don&#039;t have Photoshop so can&#039;t tell. It depends on the app someone use. For common apps it&#039;s very fast like I said above but not the same for resource heavy apps like Photoshop I guess. I used Sony Vegas Pro before with Windows Defender and WD did use a lot of CPU the very first time I ran after installation but everything was fine after that with very low CPU usage while launching. I didn&#039;t check CPU usage while rendering though. WD came last because of file copying, apps installation and archiving, not for launching application. They used common apps I think that&#039;s why it did well which matches my experience. For most app launching it&#039;s the fastest on my system with very low CPU usage and it was true even with my previous 5400 rpm hdd laptop. Anyone who use Photoshop, Adobe Premier, After Effects, etc WD is not the best choice probably. ESET, Kaspersky, K7 (the fastest full suite AV I ever installed), F-Secure, etc.Another thing, by the looks of it WD delete all sort of caches if you restart the PC so in that case the high CPU usage while launching apps like Photoshop may happen again. But with fast startup enabled it doesn&#039;t do that. This explains why I had very high CPU &amp; disk usage when I ran Vegas Pro for the very first but never again later. If I talk about myself, the things that I do mostly on my PC is, browsing the internet, playing games, watch movies/tv shows and do some work related to word document and pdf and Windows Defender is faster than most if not all on my system. Performance varies from system to system.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SeriousHoax, post: 914321, member: 78686"] I don't have Photoshop so can't tell. It depends on the app someone use. For common apps it's very fast like I said above but not the same for resource heavy apps like Photoshop I guess. I used Sony Vegas Pro before with Windows Defender and WD did use a lot of CPU the very first time I ran after installation but everything was fine after that with very low CPU usage while launching. I didn't check CPU usage while rendering though. WD came last because of file copying, apps installation and archiving, not for launching application. They used common apps I think that's why it did well which matches my experience. For most app launching it's the fastest on my system with very low CPU usage and it was true even with my previous 5400 rpm hdd laptop. Anyone who use Photoshop, Adobe Premier, After Effects, etc WD is not the best choice probably. ESET, Kaspersky, K7 (the fastest full suite AV I ever installed), F-Secure, etc. Another thing, by the looks of it WD delete all sort of caches if you restart the PC so in that case the high CPU usage while launching apps like Photoshop may happen again. But with fast startup enabled it doesn't do that. This explains why I had very high CPU & disk usage when I ran Vegas Pro for the very first but never again later. If I talk about myself, the things that I do mostly on my PC is, browsing the internet, playing games, watch movies/tv shows and do some work related to word document and pdf and Windows Defender is faster than most if not all on my system. Performance varies from system to system. [/QUOTE]

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