14 replies to this topic

[robocz033]

Well he noted that he had low-spec computers, so NOD32 is his best option. And, if I'm not mistaken, NOD32 has one of the best databases around for any malicious software.

[cons]

NOD32 or Kaspersky both run well on low spec computers. The key is knowing how to properly customize your AV settings. Merely choosing the default settings won't cut it.

Since you'll be installing the AV in a networked environment, I suggest that you buy kaspersky open space security.

[linekill]

All I use on my PC is Malwarebytes and the Free AVG. It works well for me. I'm not sure, though, if it's the best setup for the computers you maintain (WIndows XP SP3 and all that.)

[bluedragon]

For a configuration like yours I think You should go for a commercial solution like Symantec antivirus. Although , I've never personally used it but people tell me that its good. Plus, You only have to update the definition on the server's end. Clients will pick it up automatically, so you don't have to update all the PC's manually. I don't know if this kind of thing is available in Kaspersky or not. But I think , if we consider single PC solutions Kaspersky is best.

[nirmaldaniel]

Go Go GO !! for NOD32, i have tried almost many antivirus engines and at last i had landed up with Nod32. It works well. I dont want to advertise for the same, but just wanna tell you that you wont regret once you start using Nod32. Good Luck