AVG or Kaspersky For System Load

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Which of these two would you recommend?

Im running AVG on my PC but i find that it uses way too many resources and it slows things down alot. How does it compare to Kaspersky? Is it better or worst as far as hogging system resources?

Thanks
 
I actually prefer AVAST and have had good protection from it without impacting system performance. Between AVG & Kaspersky I think Kaspersky provides better in the wild protection than AVG. I had AVG let me down big time in the past. I come from the security industry and have seen the testing as well to validate these results.
 
Im using kaspersky for the past 2 years.No slow down of machines and it gives good protection.
 
Thanks for letting me know. Ill try their trial once AVG runs it course.
 
I have kaspersky since several years and I can recommend it for normal use. BUT it slows down your system.
At the moment I have big problems with it, cause I have a new computer (i7- 860) and run scrapebox multible instances.
Fastposter max connections - 50
Backlinkchecker - 120
Blog Analyser - 40

So Kasperksy Internet Security has to check several websites at the same time.
For heavy use, I can't recommend it!
 
Most Recommended software are
1. Bitdefender
2. Kaspersky Pure ( use in my computer )
3. Norton
4. Avast
5. Avira
 
I use Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 on my old PC. It don't slow it at all :), run smooth and the best protection.
 
AVG works the best for me. It does not consume a lot of system load. It does not lag even many process running on background. But it depend on you computer/laptop power, I'm using window 7, i7 processor, 2GB geforce. I just change from Kaspersky to AVG. :D
 
Which of these two would you recommend?

Im running AVG on my PC but i find that it uses way too many resources and it slows things down alot. How does it compare to Kaspersky? Is it better or worst as far as hogging system resources?

Thanks

The absolute best "low footprint" AV I've found has actually been eset Nod32 anti-virus (not internet security). I've had all of the above before and there's not really a fully featured comparison.

Kaspersky is the best between the two, but I quit using it about a year ago because of the footprint and getting infected a lot using SB (curse you Russian blogs! :rolleyes:)
 
I use Quick Heal :)
and as most say Kaspersky is very good compared to AVG :)
 
AVG is for housewives, Kaspersky is not bad, but eats the resources.
So I prefer Avira + Malwarebytes nowdays.
 
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