elliotcroft's Windows 7 Laptop
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I was kind of expecting the usage to be in the hundreds, considering how robust the security seems, then I was amazed to find out that immunet had a higher average RAM usage.Stranger said:so kaspersky is making there software light nowelliotcroft said:
I have pure on my system and its light than avast
How much RAM does Trend use up on average? Or, to put it in punny terms: What's the Trend in its RAM usage?McLovin said:
Sometime Ram usage should not only be consider for the lightness of av,eset and mse have very high use of ram but they are light than most of the av but ksapersky have improved lot now a days and i haven't tested kis for sometime but Pure is really light on my system.
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That's a lot. :shok:McLovin said:elliotcroft said:
Kaspersky is actually using around 60 MB of RAM. I forgot to check processes from all users.
Still, it's less than half of what Trend Micro uses.
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The Web Filter is nice, though.Stranger said:
I edited my previous post, as I actually forgot to check memory usage from all users. It's around 60 MB, which is still far better than Trend Micro.
When it's updating, it uses about as much as Trend Micro did in McLovin's screenshot.
@McLovin: Trend usage was during scan or idle? I don't recall seeing a spike on ram usage while on Idle when I gave Trend a test run.
@elliotcroft: I suppose cpu usage while scanning aint that bad correct?
downloading it now for a test run
@elliotcroft: I suppose cpu usage while scanning aint that bad correct?
downloading it now for a test run
elliotcroft said:That's a lot. :shok:McLovin said:elliotcroft said:
Kaspersky is actually using around 60 MB of RAM. I forgot to check processes from all users.
Still, it's less than half of what Trend Micro uses.
Kaspersky pure use only 24-30 MB that is why its light than kis
http://malwaretips.com/Thread-Stranger-Desktop-Security-Setup?page=9
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Stranger said:elliotcroft said:That's a lot. :shok:McLovin said:elliotcroft said:
Kaspersky is actually using around 60 MB of RAM. I forgot to check processes from all users.
Still, it's less than half of what Trend Micro uses.
Kaspersky pure use only 24-30 MB that is why its light than kis
http://malwaretips.com/Thread-Stranger-Desktop-Security-Setup?page=9
It's because you've got a 32 bit OS. 32 Bit applications usually require less resources than their 64 bit counterparts.
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Kaspersky randomly moves previously trusted items to untrusted.
This gets really annoying. At least Comodo has a fall back to prevent this with the TVL.
Does anyone know why this happens? Is this just a bug in 2013?
This gets really annoying. At least Comodo has a fall back to prevent this with the TVL.
Does anyone know why this happens? Is this just a bug in 2013?
elliot, does 2013 RC has random spikes when browsing internet or even on idle?
One thing I don't understand is that despite Stranger being on 32bit architecture, his KIS was reported higher RAM usage and slow downs while Pure didn't.
When I gave pure a try, well it wasnt for me as you can see the review I posted.
As for your issue, there was a similar issue back in 2009 or 2010 version if I remember right.
Nevertheless, you can always do some "fishing" here: http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showforum=16
One thing I don't understand is that despite Stranger being on 32bit architecture, his KIS was reported higher RAM usage and slow downs while Pure didn't.
When I gave pure a try, well it wasnt for me as you can see the review I posted.
As for your issue, there was a similar issue back in 2009 or 2010 version if I remember right.
Nevertheless, you can always do some "fishing" here: http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showforum=16
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I think I've tamed the issue for now by disabling application control monitoring on Opera, Opera Plugin Manager and Minecraft.Biozfear said:
Ah still a MC player. It is a nice game. There is another game I have been recommended but hard to find a friend to play: Terraria
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I've changed to CIS 5.10. Kaspersky was far too aggressive for my tastes, and randomly made perfectly safe programs get put in 'Untrusted'. I've put Comodo in set to restrict all unknown programs to 'Blocked', which should act just like how it was with Kaspersky. In theory.
Yes, you can. Take a look at this link and the quote.elliotcroft said:
http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?ExperimentalProtection
"Note that system crashes related to Kernel Patch Protection do not generally occur immediately upon system start-up, but some minutes later."
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