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<blockquote data-quote="upnorth" data-source="post: 841592" data-attributes="member: 38832">It&#039;s a huge difference using the engine itself and a very different matter using the complete suite from Bitdefender. IMO the suite is way too bloated and if all that software doesn&#039;t work well together, it&#039;s no brainer it will cause issues. F-Secures decision was of course money related but also, and it seems many people forget or don&#039;t know this but, Aviras engine and DeepGuard is not the only modules that is in place in F-Secure as F-Secure also uses several other in-house own created engines. F-Secure even used other engines before Bitdefender. F-Secure found that along with their others in-house engines/modules, Aviras engine simply works better. That doesn&#039;t automatic means it&#039;s the same for every other company/vendor. Research and progress is a key factor as of course even Emsisoft do if though in a smaller scale as it&#039;s a smaller company. I have no doubt that if Emsisoft and it&#039;s developers would see and notice actual genuine Issues with the Bitdefender engine, they will eventually switch and not necessarily to Avira.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="upnorth, post: 841592, member: 38832"] It's a huge difference using the engine itself and a very different matter using the complete suite from Bitdefender. IMO the suite is way too bloated and if all that software doesn't work well together, it's no brainer it will cause issues. F-Secures decision was of course money related but also, and it seems many people forget or don't know this but, Aviras engine and DeepGuard is not the only modules that is in place in F-Secure as F-Secure also uses several other in-house own created engines. F-Secure even used other engines before Bitdefender. F-Secure found that along with their others in-house engines/modules, Aviras engine simply works better. That doesn't automatic means it's the same for every other company/vendor. Research and progress is a key factor as of course even Emsisoft do if though in a smaller scale as it's a smaller company. I have no doubt that if Emsisoft and it's developers would see and notice actual genuine Issues with the Bitdefender engine, they will eventually switch and not necessarily to Avira. [/QUOTE]

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