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Is Eset Smart Security 6.0 good?

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My subscription to Norton 360 just expired today and I don't know if I should renew it or switch to a different antivirus. I didn't have any problems with Norton but I wanted a good antivirus with low resource usage and I don't know which one would be best. I did use AVG Internet Security before I used Norton and it was good for a while but then Last year when I used it I noticed that it used a lot of resources so I uninstalled it and got Norton. But I read that Eset had low resource usage and protected your PC good as well.

 

Something to keep in mind is that I have 5 PC's at home 2 of them run Windows 8 64bit and 3 of them run Windows 7 home premium 64bit.

 

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Its way better then anything from norton, then again anything is.

Do you think I should just switch to that then or do you recommend something better?

 

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just save your money and use MS security essentials :P

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I have ESET 4.0 on my main PC. ESET 5.0 on my laptop and ESET 6.0 on my fathers laptop. All have been working very well! I suggest it 100%.

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Eset nod 32 is the best, it doesnt slow your computer down and is regually updated

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Been using Eset Nod32 (different versions) for years now, low on resources, quiet, and very efficient antivirus protection. In my opinion one of the best if not THE best antivirus prog available !

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Been using Eset Nod32 (different versions) for years now, low on resources, quiet, and very efficient antivirus protection. In my opinion one of the best if not THE best antivirus prog available !

is smart security 6.0 the same as nod32? or r they different?

 

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nod 32 hands down my faverite anti virus and norton is the worst anti virus ever created next to macafee

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is smart security 6.0 the same as nod32? or r they different?

Smart Security is kind of a bundle it has some features that are not present in Nod32 6.0 but for home use you don`t even need them !

Esset NOD32 6.0 is also cheaper.

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Its way better then anything from norton, then again anything is.

 

 

I have ESET 4.0 on my main PC. ESET 5.0 on my laptop and ESET 6.0 on my fathers laptop. All have been working very well! I suggest it 100%.

 

 

Eset nod 32 is the best, it doesnt slow your computer down and is regually updated

 

 

Been using Eset Nod32 (different versions) for years now, low on resources, quiet, and very efficient antivirus protection. In my opinion one of the best if not THE best antivirus prog available !

 

 

nod 32 hands down my faverite anti virus and norton is the worst anti virus ever created next to macafee

Okay so I have been using NOD32 for about 3 weeks now and I automatically noticed how lite on resources it is. I am really liking it a lot. I can't believe I actually put up with Norton for a whole year. Thank's a lot guys you all were very helpful. ^_^

 

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