Manzai's Config

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I haven't tried Bitdefender Free Edition, so I won't have a clue on how good it is.

What is the setup you have for your malware testing? Also only thing that I can see that you could add is a password manager to Firefox.
 
What is the setup you have for your malware testing?
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VirtualBox 4.2, Windows XP Pro SP3 32-bit, 512Mo in Ram .

I do not have a very powerful machine so I can not go up more than 512MB in RAM (sorry for my poor English ^^)
 
manzai said:
VirtualBox 4.2, Windows XP Pro SP3 32-bit, 512Mo in Ram .

I do not have a very powerful machine so I can not go up more than 512MB in RAM (sorry for my poor English ^^)
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Ahh, I see. Just wondering what people are using for their malware testing.
 
Bitdefender Free is considered as okey product despite of controversies regarding from features.
 
My new antivirus is : Trend Micro Titanium Antivirus+ 2013 ;)
 
nice and clean , simple config! keep it up. are you experiencing any slowdowns or freezes with trend av +?? the last time I have used it on my windows 7 machine , it lagged quite a lot.
 
Interesting choice, not seen many opt for Trend Micro, but looks good to me. :D

@starchild, I've only ever noticed a performance drop on Windows 8 is after installing realtime 3rd-party security software. Not sure why, but I'm assuming since the Start Screen app loads first, the Desktop apps come second.
 
earth I am satisfied with Norton Internet Security right now on my win 8 64 bit machine. ram usage is a tad high , to be fair , but I do not notice any lags or slowdowns , which whas the case with norton 360. startup of my machine is superquick and also the webbrowsing is quick , even with chrome :D
 
Its really true that NIS doesn't affect its performance even at medium-high usage.

I've used like no AV due on decent response time.
 
Do you use any cleaning utilities like ccleaner?
or perhaps a defragger?
 
XVSkulblaka7 said:
Do you use any cleaning utilities like ccleaner?
or perhaps a defragger?
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I use Ccleaner and Auslogic Disk Defrag
 
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