But its rather honest opinion that i gave..did u see any of the posts bringing ESET down..Never i have said an av expert since no one is perfect here...including u as well
i guess an o7 is in order then?
Not necessary by any means, but thank you just the same.
Agree, it strolled off topic quite far, but sometimes necessary to do to keep average users/OP from getting sidelined with tons of misinformation when a simple post such as this one: Help Me Decide - What is the best internet security: ESET or Kaspersky? answers the OP directly with the best advice. None of these products are "100%", 100 percent of the time, and it really does boil down to what works best for your system and uses of.
-In terms of lower System Impact, ESET.
people come to the conclusion when they see testers in you tube testing a.v products with the real time modules disabled.For example in Kaspersky File,web, and IM modules can be disabled with system watcher functioning alone, to test ransomware ,but in eset you can't do that as most of their modules are integrated and they use various tech combinations to detect unknown malware. As an eset user for more than 10 years, right from their version 2, i have never been infected with any sort of nasty malware. And i had bad experiences with kaspersky in detecting pup's in which eset leads. Eset is highly regarded solution in the market and its not that bad as people mention here. Low false positives, low foot print and very good PUP detections are the pro's of ESET.
The main problem with testing by individuals, is the simple fact that most of them, have very little knowledge of the product they are testing and do so at default settings. Comparing 2 products at defaults settings does not paint an accurate picture. As stated above, both of these products are very good, either would keep a user safe once they learn to use them, neither would keep a user safe if they just install them, leave them at default settings and become very careless., such as that user that sees a prompt from their security on an application, but they know better then the security and are determined to run that application anyway because its fun to play with, and allow it through their security, yes, I see that often.
Its funny that i switch to variety of different vendors out of curiosity when ever their new version gets released. But i keep coming back to Eset for the feel it gives with the extreme lightness. I've been watching a-v comparatives tests and in two particular trophies are always reserved to eset each year. The False Positive test and Performance test. None can beat Eset in this section.
Not in this case of what I stated above. Ignorance is a choice.
