Best AntiVirus?

[RESiDENT-UK]

hey guys whats your views on the best AV protection out there i quite liked McAfee but it has expired now so im using Kaspersky 6.0 not to sure if i like this , what are you guys using ?

[Mickey]

Im useing the NIS2005 still, no problems on my system but others have had issues with it

[headsortails]

I think if you use NOD32, AVG or BitDefender you won't have any trouble. There is a long thread about the pros and cons but I'm struggling to locate it.

The main gripe I have with the normal versions of Norton and McAfee is their want to control everything and love of system resources.

I believe the business version of Norton is much nicer when it comes to the above problems.

[TheThingIs]

nod32 absolutely and most utterly, swear by it and so would most peeps on df

[GTI]

I use Symantec (Norton) Antivirus corporate edition. Its unobtrusive, very light on resources and completely nag-free.

[headsortails]

I read a review of AV progs and NOD32 didn't do well at all, I still like it though.

[inspectercoley]

No glove, no love is normally a good option. Unless you are in a long term committed relationship.

[marcode]

nod32

[headsortails]

Here is the thread I was after - the crazy fool Karoline entitled it 'Best Antivirus' no wonder I couldn't find it - http://www.digital-forums.com/showth...ighlight=nod32

[DJAd]

I use Symantec (Norton) Antivirus corporate edition.

Same as that. Next time I re-intall I'll give nod a pop I think.

[RESiDENT-UK]

ill give this nod32 a blast is that whats its called of that short name for a program?

[marcode]

called NOD32 by eset.

[willp2003]

yep i've been converted to nod32 as well. doesn't slow the start up like mcafee does.

[RESiDENT-UK]

cheers guys i got it installed now , see what ya mean about resource free basically lol , i liking this looks really cool aswell so far loving it cheers guys