ESET NOD32 Anitvirus 7 - 1 PC
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832114048
I bought 3 licenses
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832114048
I bought 3 licenses
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how does ESET compare to the other competitors ? Don't know too much about them.
Hmmm... license seems to be valid for a year.... Don't tell me I'm gonna have to pay 30 bucks a year for this thing? =_=;
Hate these friggin antivirus subscription type schemes these days. I do kind of wonder if I could stock up on 2 or 3 licenses right now and use em later. Well, 5 bucks for a year trial still isn't too bad, I guess.
How much better is this than windows security essentials?
Yeah, but the most important thing for AV is good and quick updates to definitions... You can't really expect to not have to pay a subscription for that.
How much better is this than windows security essentials?
I have never used an AV in all my years of PC use and I've never had an issue that I'm aware of. I even disabled MSE in W7/W8.
Main reason was resource usage and slower boot/load times.
Is this AV invasive/intensive? Unless it's using <1% of my CPU and a few MBs of RAM its not worth it to me.
ESET is definitely one of the best. I still prefer BitDefender but both run circles around Microsoft Security Essentials. Honestly MSE is one of the worst.
http://www.av-comparatives.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/avc_fdt_201309_en.pdf
For those that have purchased does Newegg provide user/password combo or registration key?
I was just about to link that. Very nice.
It gives you keys for each license (that you register to an email/name/address/etc when you install it)
So I'm hoping to have 3 years worth of AV protection
ESET is definitely one of the best. I still prefer BitDefender but both run circles around Microsoft Security Essentials. Honestly MSE is one of the worst.
http://www.av-comparatives.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/avc_fdt_201309_en.pdf
1. AVIRA, G DATA, F - Secure 99.7%
2. McAfee, Panda 99.6%
3. Kaspersky, Bitdefender, 99.5%
Emsisoft
4. BullGuard, eScan 99.4%
5. Fortinet, Vipre 99.0%
6. AVG 98.3%
7. Sophos, Trend Micro 98.2%
8. ESET 97.1%
9. Avast 96.5%
10. AhnLab 90.6%
11. Microsoft 90.1%
12. Symantec 89.7%
let me know if that works, in my experience I haven't been able to get Eset keys to stack like Bitdefender
You don't stack them, you use 1 key for the first year, and then use the next key, and so on.
Do the keys expire?