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I'm assuming the drop of first-party support will force me onto a third-party. I have had bad experiences in the past, so I'm trying to find out if there are a
by nix0n 2y ago
I'm assuming the drop of first-party support will force me onto a third-party.
I have had bad experiences in the past, so I'm trying to find out if there are any good ones.
I know my CPU will take a hit, but I have cycles to spare despite not having TPU support.
- grujicd 2y agoI'm using Nod32 (or whatever Eset calls it these days) for more than a decade and it's mostly not noticeable. I can recommend it over Defender from performance point of view - since I noticed slowdowns on machines where Defender is used. It's hard to know which one protects better, didn't have any kind of "infection" since started using Nod.