NICEGUY

This is from PCWorld's March 2006 issue.

HERES THE LINK

#1 BitDefender 9 Standard
#2 McAfee VirusScan 2006
#3 Kaspersky Lab Kaspersky Anti-Virus Personal 5.0
#4 F-Secure Anti-Virus 2006
#5 Symantec Norton AntiVirus 2006
#6 Panda Software Panda Titanium 2006 Antivirus + Antispyware
#7 AntiVir Personal Edition Classic 6.32
#8 Alwil Software Avast Home Edition 4.6
#9 Trend Micro PC-cillin Internet Security Security 2006
#10 Grisoft AVG Free Edition 7.1

__________________
Hockey Forum || Football Forum

Priamos

I was using Norton and Mc Afee for a long time, but my pc always had problems with viruses/trojans due to the large amount of downloads. From the moment I installed NOD32, everything is in order ;D

Pedro Parker

Hey what's NOD32? I've had Norton and McAfee and have had similar problems.

Thanks.

Priamos

If you like, download a trial version from eset.com , it's really nice in my opinion

mR. djaX

NOD32 is works smoothly because it doesn't make a lot of use of the processor (like most AVs do). It updates more than once a day.
Still never had a virus with it!

anim

Even i use NOD32 and it works smoothly

VIC

i use Grisoft AVG Free Edition 7.1 and it works smoothly too
note: and its free

__________________
VIC

frejan

I'm using Mcafee Antivirus. It seems to take control fairly well over viruses

Spartan Erik

that list must be old because many of those 'top' antivirus programs suck in actuality.. AVG and pc-cillin are the best

__________________
Free plans: 100 MB-2.5 GB space, 3 GB-45 GB bandwidth!
Paid plans: 3 GB-10 GB space, 100 GB-650 GB of bandwidth!

x10Hosting.com Signup Process

Ravenlikesdemonoid

i cant beleive there is no avast on that list