Hello,
help me decide between these AV. I need full protection + friendly for RAM and CPU... Thank you.
help me decide between these AV. I need full protection + friendly for RAM and CPU... Thank you.
Emsisoft vs. Eset Internet Security vs. BitDefender Total Security vs. F-Secure Safe (2020)
- Thread starter Chausko
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Please , stop comparing an AV against suites, obviously the suites will give a all-around protection while the AV ( in this case Emsisoft) can't...
- Sep 8, 2019
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Total suites usually only include extra devices, password managers, data encryption etc and nothing new to protection, I have seen ZERO products who's total suites has something new to detection of malware.
All of these are good. F-Secure Safe is the best for me.
Eset seems to be the best when it comes to system resources usage. If your goal is to look for a lightweight AV, I would recommend Eset.
As for "full protection", I think you should define better what you mean by it. Because you're comparing an antivirus (Emsisoft), Internet Security suites (Eset and F-Secure) and a full suite (Bitdefender). If you're talking about anti-malware components (signatures, cloud, behaviour blocker, ransomware protection), all of them provide decent protection. But the suites may add extras such as banking protection, parental control, password managers, system optimizers etc. So it doesn't look like we have a fair comparison here.
When considering anti-malware components + system impact only, my favourites are:
Eset > F-Secure > Emsisoft > Bitdefender.
- May 10, 2019
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Personally I would go with F-Secure. It is very light and no settings to tweak. Give it a try and you will like it. I no longer use it and I still have at least 200 days in my subscription. If you need it PM me and I will give it to you.
- Jul 27, 2015
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Just to help get some facts correct here in this thread.
SAFE ain't a suite. TOTAL is, but one can actually choose to install or not any of it's 3 modules ( SAFE AV, Freedome VPN and Key password manager ). That, I'm not so sure about with Bitdefender TS and ESET IS. TOTAL also got one extra module, but that is for their router SENSE.
SAFE ain't a suite. TOTAL is, but one can actually choose to install or not any of it's 3 modules ( SAFE AV, Freedome VPN and Key password manager ). That, I'm not so sure about with Bitdefender TS and ESET IS. TOTAL also got one extra module, but that is for their router SENSE.
- May 10, 2019
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Well I do not see any difference in terms of protection between F-Secure Safe and Total. Total offers VPN and Key Password manager. The price of Total is insane. One should go for the Safe version and use their favourite VPN and Password manager along it.
Yes, it is. F-Secure Safe is an internet security suite that includes antivirus, banking protection and parental control. Unlike Emsisoft, which is an AV only (with signatures, cloud, web protection and behaviour blocker).
- Jul 27, 2015
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It's a Huge difference. Let me try explain.
SAFE is an AV and when combined with the VPN and also the Key password manager you just implemented 3 very strong layers at once, compared if one only install SAFE. Now SAFE itself comes with well enough features, but personal I also use the VPN.
The price is very expensive, I agree but I highly recommend check with possible local re-sellers. I seen discounts on 50%.
- Jul 27, 2015
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Point of view.
What are the differences between the various F-Secure<br> security products for consumers?
This article in other languages:
community.f-secure.com
Emsisoft - Anti-Malware: Lightweight Malware Protection for the Home
Emsisoft Anti-Malware for best real-time protection against ransomware and other malware with dual scanner, behaviour blocker and more advanced features.
www.emsisoft.com
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- May 10, 2019
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I see! Regarding the price, even with a %50 discount it is still expensive compared to other vendors.
- Jul 27, 2015
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Correct, but personal I don't mind pay for good products and just recently went with the TOTAL package. I also pay to be better sure about the support.
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- Jan 28, 2018
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Other than emisi, you probably have the right choice. I personally consider eset to be best for your needs.
As @Umbra pointed out, of this candidate, emisi with less functionality is disadvantageous. Perhaps you will be frustrated.
As @Umbra pointed out, of this candidate, emisi with less functionality is disadvantageous. Perhaps you will be frustrated.
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- Jan 12, 2020
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because you are looking at wrong place...a proper suite offers a Firewall, sometimes anti-exploits. Those Emsisoft don't have.
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- Sep 8, 2019
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did you read the thread from the start especially what the OP asked? it is obvious...
- Sep 8, 2019
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I did indeed, I simply stated that those facts contributes nothing.
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