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I still need to know: 1, Other antiviruses have same hardware demanding as eset ? Will it help me to switch to other av ? 2, You said: "The cpu utilization is controlled by the operating system." - is there a third party tweak utility I may use to force my windows to set different performance pattern for this one task ? 3, Or what if I will run Nod32 all the time in gaming mode ? Will it less harsh to my cpu ? Please answer in detail. It's important for me. Thanks edit: and few seconds more won't hurt my life. I need to have in eset's products some performance demanding regulation. Eset just can't discriminate low performance pc. Plus this year will be a boom of single board pcs with windows 10 and some small usb stick pcs .... with some full operating system. They all will need a protection. This was really bad step from eset to manage it like this. And not allow users to regulate those performance lags.

Yes, I have 2 core cpu. But still I was thinking for long time that Eset's products are the least hardware eating, in compare with other antiviruses. It seems I was wrong. You said: "The cpu utilization is controlled by the operating system." - is there a third party tweak utility I may use to force my windows to set different performance pattern for this one task ? Or what if I will run Nod32 all the time in gaming mode ? Will it less harsh to my cpu ? Thanks

Hi I have some older laptop, but everything is working well on my Windows 7 32 Ultimate. Only problem causes Nod32 when it is updating few times per day it's virus signature database. It almost freezes my system for few seconds. I'm not sure it did same thing in version 8. Now I'm using newest version 9. I was going to set lower priority to eset gui in task manager, but it refused. I tried to do same thing through sysinternal's Process Explorer run as admin. Also refused. Please advise me how to stop nod freeze my system. Otherwise I will use other antivirus. Thanks