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Avast from Google is free. Most of my squad is running it.
After installing it go to Real-Time Shields -> Settings -> Exclusions and add both Steam/IL-2 folder and Documents/1C folder to Exclusions. Otherwise you would have stutters in game like many people do. Last edited by Ataros; 07-18-2011 at 02:10 PM. |
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I use G-Data internet security and I have to say that I'm quite happy with it.
It doesn't use a lot of system resources and is yet very powerful and is really not expensive. It is also known for very few false positives. ~S~ |
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AVG 2011
no problem and no issue ever with the game but the avast is one of the best too |
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avast and MS security essentials both are good.
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Kaspersky has a gaming mode and works well. Advisable to disable when loading some sim software though.
Do not use any of Norton's products, unless you like looking at egg timer icons for literally, hours... |
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I use a combo of ESET and MalwareBytes. ESET is very quiet and light weight AV. Not chatty at all and doesn't give me one bit of trouble.
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