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Does these sites really prove Bitdefender is the most powerful?

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3 Responses to “Does these sites really prove Bitdefender is the most powerful?”

  1. Nickolas C on August 28th, 2009 2:09 pm

    Not particularily. Those websites are reviewed simply by opinion and does not represent how powerful an antivirus is. The closest website to provide that information is AV comparatives.

  2. BigPoppa on August 30th, 2009 1:10 am

    BitDefender is a REALLY good antivirus, specially if you have the suite.
    But in my opinion the best paid AV out there is ESET NOD32
    If you want free then its either Avast! or Avira

  3. Roy H on August 30th, 2009 3:42 am

    Not really. Even AV eval organizations like av comparitives don’t completely evaluate AV perf. For most users proactive detection (detecting virus while they execute or inject themselves into one of your programs) is more important (a department in which McAfee/Eeye/Symantec have the lead) because it stops the initial infection. A daily or weekly virus scan finds a virus after it has already done its work.