- Jan 25, 2018
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hi guys,
i have a strong laptop. i need to know which of them will protect me very well.
thanks in advance.....
i have a strong laptop. i need to know which of them will protect me very well.
thanks in advance.....
Which is better in terms of protection Avast or G-data?
- Thread starter Islam Gamal
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- Jan 10, 2017
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If you find Gdata heavy...pls dont try Trend Micro 
you will be scared
you will be scared
- May 10, 2019
- 2,289
Trend Micro feels much lighter on my PC. I don't know but things are always different from one system to another.If you find Gdata heavy...pls dont try Trend Micro
- Feb 17, 2018
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And when you re install GData alot, due to testing or reinstalling OS they block your License ( and try to get i back, its difficult )
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- Oct 31, 2014
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I made the mistake onceIf you find Gdata heavy...pls dont try Trend Micro
- May 10, 2019
- 2,289
The same happens with Kaspersky.And when you re install GData alot, due to testing or reinstalling OS they block your License ( and try to get i back, its difficult
And when you re install GData alot, due to testing or reinstalling OS they block your License ( and try to get i back, its difficult
Call them.. They have a support phone line with actual people that answer almost instantly.
- Apr 1, 2019
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What is this 1990? People on the line!? It can’t be! But, seriously that’s a nice change of pace from most support line robots and answering machines.
- May 7, 2016
- 1,368
Telemetry can be block via Host file.
- Feb 17, 2018
- 870
I called them, and after 2 years they still need to call me back.
G DATA still have unresolved firewall bugs which has been reported over and over as well as many other things. Even G DATA themselves know of their performance issues in consumer versions, and the worst thing is nothing has been done since then. Also their other bonus modules which are included in IS/TS versions are not prioritized, so don't expect fixes. At this current time, Avast is better choice regardless of their privacy invasions.
- Jan 9, 2015
- 25
Hi
If you care about privacy and security = G Data
Maybe it's a bit heavy
In my opinion, G Data is much better.
Avast still has trouble with the UI.
In terms of security and power, the suite is good, but G Data is much better than that.
If you care about privacy and security = G Data
Maybe it's a bit heavy
In my opinion, G Data is much better.
Avast still has trouble with the UI.
In terms of security and power, the suite is good, but G Data is much better than that.
- Mar 16, 2019
- 3,870
Would you consider something else? Something like Emsisoft or Eset?
- Jan 9, 2015
- 25
Emsisoft is currently not comparable to the two
Eset just has good detection.
Behavior blocker in Eset is very poor
- Mar 16, 2019
- 3,870
Emsisoft doesn't have Firewall but Windows Firewall gets the job done.
I agree with Eset's poor behavior blocker.
- Jan 9, 2015
- 25
I recommended to topic starter = G Data
G Data = Firewall - Behavior Blocker - DeepRay - Two Engine - and .............................
- Oct 31, 2014
- 1,712
For me the best protection is........ brain, the virus never comes by himself and one lightweight protection. I will not make my computer turtle to say I have the best antivirus with .... with ...... with ....
and one lightweight protection. I will not make my computer turtle to say I have the best antivirus with .... with ...... with ....
- Apr 1, 2019
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ESET does, however, have a very good HIPS module that can cover a lot of its weak spots if configured.
- Feb 8, 2016
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- Aug 21, 2018
- 505
GData AV+Zonealarm Firewall Pro+Spyshelter Premium+OSArmor is the "combo" that im currently using.
Yes i've noticed some performance impact especially when doing software installations and file copying. But its not THAT bad.
But for sure, its heavy if using old and slow PC. For old n slow i recommend ESET or Emsisoft.
Yes i've noticed some performance impact especially when doing software installations and file copying. But its not THAT bad.
But for sure, its heavy if using old and slow PC. For old n slow i recommend ESET or Emsisoft.
- Apr 28, 2015
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GData AV+Zonealarm Firewall Pro+Spyshelter Premium+OSArmor... maybe a bit overkill?
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