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<blockquote data-quote="Marko :)" data-source="post: 1127297" data-attributes="member: 39702"><p>According to system requirements of Bitdefender, it needs 2 GB of RAM to function. Let's say Windows uses 2 GB of RAM (in reality uses less; you might see it use much, but in reality it just reserves memory). That's 4 GB of RAM in total. On what will you use additional 4 GB that are left?</p><p></p><p>Btw Bitdefender <strong>recommends </strong>having 2 GB of RAM, because that the maximum it can use. No chance in hell will Bitdefender use 2 GB of RAM. Even if you give him some resource intensive task to do, it will hardly ever pass 1 GB. I don't understand what would antivirus software need to do to get to that number.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marko :), post: 1127297, member: 39702"] According to system requirements of Bitdefender, it needs 2 GB of RAM to function. Let's say Windows uses 2 GB of RAM (in reality uses less; you might see it use much, but in reality it just reserves memory). That's 4 GB of RAM in total. On what will you use additional 4 GB that are left? Btw Bitdefender [B]recommends [/B]having 2 GB of RAM, because that the maximum it can use. No chance in hell will Bitdefender use 2 GB of RAM. Even if you give him some resource intensive task to do, it will hardly ever pass 1 GB. I don't understand what would antivirus software need to do to get to that number. [/QUOTE]
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