G Data 2010 Review

This review covers install, config and prevention testing for G Data Internet Security 2010. I had some trouble with the recording software this time, so sample #9 was coincidently cut out, however G Data did block it.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• gdata
• data
• antivirus
• internet
• security
• malware
• malicious
• antispyware
• rootkits
• viruses
• adware
• trojans
• exploit

[Anthony77897]

im using avira with comodo firewall and defence plus. i also run mbam, sas, an spybot jst incase lol

[timthearcher1]

@Anthony77897 Paranoid to the max...10 POINTS!

[eatincupcakes123]

@cc69cc Yea, it is the best if you're smart. It gets alot of false positive but if your smart you can tell what is actually bad

[sharathjag]

test the freaking API :D

[sharathjag]

test the freaking API :D



[fingerslamjam]

8:46 "eh, not much i can do about that"

you could commit more ram to your virtual machine?

im no genius, but it would help to give a more realistic ram usage on your VM...

not criticizing, just an idea so the videos dont take so long.

nice review though :D thanks for taking the time :)

[fingerslamjam]

384mb of ram.

mate, the 90's could do better than that.

[LatviaRullz1]

1)G-Data + Kaspersky + BitDefender(yeah!) 2)NOD32(ESET) + Avira + Norton 3) Avast and others....

[BlackwingGER]

@cc69cc Yeah - scores highest points in all tests

[ScOrPiOnE905]

@geterdonein01 ooh so thats the reason why windows DEFENDER is soo good XD i wonder if it ever catched a virus

[cc69cc]

this is the best antivirus, realy?

[1EnterNameHere1]

@DmanVEN well then they should have sticked with that... avast sucks.