- Apr 29, 2013
- 524
Review: Bitdefender Internet Security 2016
- Thread starter Malware Security
- Start date
- Sep 12, 2015
- 617
The con is a fact. I'm currently running 6 months Bitdefender Total Security and what i notice is RAM usage is quite a bit high. You're looking around 150MB - 180MB. But my PC have i7 4790k + 32GB RAM + GTX 970 + SSD for OS. So things should be not be slow down.
I have similar system. BIS added 30% increase to reboot time - and not anything else really.
It was a bit buggy; BD still needs to correct things.
- Sep 12, 2015
- 617
I don't have any increase reboot time or boot time when i install Bitdefender Total Security 2016. As matter of fact, i crank every things up to maximum because why not? 32GB DDR3 RAM lol. I also have Samsung SSD as well. Probably going to get another for raid setup.
Perfect example of how soft behaves differently on different systems with the essentially same resources.
- Sep 12, 2015
- 617
If i remember correctly, you stated that Bitdefender Photon technology will kick in after 3 days of using Bitdefender Total Security right?
- Jan 31, 2014
- 903
Yes, so some users said the RAM usage will eventually get down for around a week of usage. Maybe running full scans and executing your needed apps during the 1-week period will help.
I've been keeping an eye on BDIS-2106, on a couple of friends' systems for about three months; one a new Windows 10 box and another the free upgrade over 8.1 and each running in full all-default settings. (They pitched in on a 3 PC license.) Their overwhelming no-issues issues is shocking.
I've been running two trials on my 10 test system and my 7 production system (was BD-Free) for a few days. I've got 'em in Paranoid and all-Aggressive, custom on-access and many other settings tweaked to my liking.
Today, ~360 files (!) were downloaded and installed upon reboot which included the Main Interface, Agent and Security Service, the latter going from 20.0.23.1251 to 20.0.24.1276, for example.
Interestingly, in About the build went unchanged - 20.0.24.1290.
I haven't run it long enough for all the problems to show up yet. I hope something shows up soon.
I've been running two trials on my 10 test system and my 7 production system (was BD-Free) for a few days. I've got 'em in Paranoid and all-Aggressive, custom on-access and many other settings tweaked to my liking.
Today, ~360 files (!) were downloaded and installed upon reboot which included the Main Interface, Agent and Security Service, the latter going from 20.0.23.1251 to 20.0.24.1276, for example.
Interestingly, in About the build went unchanged - 20.0.24.1290.
I haven't run it long enough for all the problems to show up yet. I hope something shows up soon.
- Sep 25, 2013
- 375
On my computer, Bitdefender wasn't heavy(Ram and CPU). You just need to wait for Photon. I think you can really see difference one week after the installation.
I think the big problem with Bitdefender is the lack of community manager, maybe there is one but he don't talk, their forum is dead and we can't find realese notes.
I think the big problem with Bitdefender is the lack of community manager, maybe there is one but he don't talk, their forum is dead and we can't find realese notes.
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