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skylight

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  1. If you look at the performance test closer, they state: Use cases: visiting websites, downloading software, installing and running programs and copying data.

    That said, it all boils down to what files are used. If large archives or heavily packed files are used, it will take longer to scan them. However, without knowing more details about this particular test, it's impossible to comment on it but generally said, in a real-world scenario ESET is one of the lightest AVs in terms of the system footprint. Also we've been continually working on improving performance of code emulation so that files are emulated by advanced heuristics much faster than ever before.

    thanks for you detailed explanation.

     

    i totally agree with what you've said.

    and i just hope you can make it perfect.

  2. To be honest i think the performance related tests on any antivirus or security suite is going to be different on every computer its run on.

     

    Over the years i have tried every one and they all have issues of some sort and there will be tradeoffs with them. ESS v 4.0 is by far the fastest version i have ran on my own pc, but maybe others would say that v 5 or 6 are quicker.

     

    I have been running v7 since it came out on beta and its been better than its predecessor v6 by a mile for me and just keeping my fingers crossed that on release of the final version that its performance is on par with v4 :wub:

    i do agree with you that V4 is the fastest one i have ever used.and it will be great if v7 is faster than v6 :) .

    i think it should be HIPS which mainly affects the performence.

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