Do Antiviruses Still Slow You Down? (2020)
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Norton, McAfee and other anti-malware programs used to hold our PCs back. But in 2020, do security apps still slow down your computer?
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I remember how McAfee detects Norton as a “threat” and Norton does the same with McAFee when you run them together
That's actually how they're supposed to work though. It's not that it necessarily sees that it's a competitor's product but rather they detect that a program (any program) has accesses to your system that it probably shouldn't.
@@lucassatie Uh, he said multiple times in the video they're usually just scanning a list of known viruses, not looking at permissions a program has. So, that's not how they work at all.
It is highly recommended not to have more than one on your PC, if one throttles your pc imagine 2
when I replaced my corrupt hard drive, it came with windows 7 and and preinstalled anti virus which i was unaware of and i installed avira on it. It slowed down my pc to a halt.
My friend in high school crashed his laptop that way.
When I bought my first laptop, it came with a 1 year licence of McAfee. Being new to the pc enthousiasm, I left if for a year, everything was great! Until a year and one day. The day that my licence expired, McAfee started hugginh 99% of my CPU, nringing my system to a halt! And the worst part? Whenever I started task manager, it would stop hugging to not be seen. Meanwhile, I was constantly being harrassed by McAfee popups saying that I was no longer protected or that my system had been infected, URGING me to renew for another year. I managed to find the culprit by first sorting the processes by CPU usage, most first, closing task manager, wait for my system to slow down, starting shadow play to record the screen then fire up task manager. By rewatching the fotage in slowmo, I saw McAfee at 99% for about a second before it stopped. Immediatly uninstalled it.
Just fo format and clean windows install from time to time
McAfee itself is actually a Lord of Virus..it bullies virus and your computer
MCAfee is owned by Intel, so that explains why
Same, my laptop came with McAfee, had it for about a year (it was normally a year but the countdown had started before I bought the laptop, but I didn't care). After the almost one year, I uninstalled it right away. TBH I am happy with Windows Defender, so far I haven't had any issues with anything, no viruses, no stupid notifications nothing, and no hits on the performance.
Lol I use my own antivirus (G Data) so I always just uninstall whatever comes preinstalled (on my last computer it was Norton) because I like the simplicity of G Data, and I know it doesn’t slow down my pc
Me: *tries to download anything*
McAfee: *Download me*
It pops up I got brand new laptop do I just download since its free
@@sa1sa624 it's only free for 30 days
Me who already has McAfee installed: *I do not have such weaknesses*
Is mcafee slow down computera
@@harshanaabeyrathne4127 si
been carrying an old Norton disk around with me ever since Covid broke out, best thing ever, still not sick!
I love u
It definetly slowed your brain processor down, I hope you realise soon enough that it only fights virtual viruses and not biological ones.
@@GaganDeep32469 calm down, it was a joke you numbskull.
@@GaganDeep32469 who hurt you man?
@@tidusjecht8978 r/woooosh
Normal Windows Defender: low performance impact
My Windows Defender: hippity hoppity 8 GB RAM are now my property
hippity hoppity 80% of your cpu is my property
🤣🤣🤣
Dendro not with Windows 10
I noticed a huge performance and battery life issue with Windows Defender. I turned it off and my battery life extended by about 2 hours and laptop was turning on the fans much less than before. I installed Panda Dome Security and it's like nothing's there at all - no resource hog.
Same even though I only have 4gb
Imagine Linus proposing to Yvonne and he says,"before you say yes,a word from our sponsor!"
I bet that's how it happened.
linus has schizophrenia and is haunted by sponsors
"glasswire can help you track, monitor, and kick those randoms that barging to your wifi connection. use my promo code to get yourself 15 day free trial"
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@@realcartoongirl (picture of ltt branded ring on the edge of the screen)
"Protection is important, especially for those who engage in high risk behavior"
"Go bareback, its great, you're gonna love it"
Knowledge I didn't know I needed.
Thanks Linus.
I wonder if he said that one in front of his son...
it's*
@@edwainekyle Considering he uses a VPN and anti-virus, I think you can figure that out yourself.
The Norten fear was too real in the early 2000's. That reference give me the chills XD
Yes. Installing and running Norton (2007,2008,2009) was a nightmare with full of installation errors and performance issues. But recent versions are very smooth and powerful. I was Norton Technical Support executive during 2007-2009 and I knew the frustrations of Norton customers.
Not without warrant... lol
I have a question:I know McAfee is from USA.But what about Norton?
Edit:NVM Norton is also USA
Norton*
doctors hate him!
I remember your joke about Norton.
"I wish they had a Norton gaming eddition, where you open it up and the only button is uninstall."
I remember haveing a laptop when i was younger that came preinstalled with norton and I absolutely hated it, I will never touch it again. I also remember it being harder to delete than an actual virus.
I recently bought an Acer Nitro 5 with Norton pre-installed. I haven't uninstalled it yet. lol
Right-click shortcut, uninstall, go through the steps. It's still an application to despise, but uninstalling is easy at least.
I have an elderly friend who has been running a Linux system for about 3½ years. He is still getting charges from Norton on his credit card.
@@Doc_Raphy me too I
Shortest Answer:
*_Yes_*
Thing is, I'd imagine most people would use Avast, Kaspersky or Malwarebytes. These weren't test.
I like how you had to edit the three words that you wrote
Shorter: Ye
@@bathong188 ✔*
@@FalloutNewNarwhal
Its amazing how much personal data the "free" stuff sends out from your computer. I miss the days of privacy
Linus old intro: *RTX off*
Linus new intro: *RTX on*
Am I the only one who fins the smile on the emoji in the new one creepy/weird?
He
Gtx off
Gtx on
@@swapankhasnabis9822 Ok that’s a new one
Wasn't that literally the joke they made when they introduced the new intro in the Minecraft RTX video
Linus: “Antivirus slows your computer!”
Also Linus: “Check out our VPN sponsor”
Me: *buys VPN*
VPN Sponsor: *Slows Internet speed and makes things way more slow and frustrating than any antivirus software*
Which VPN did you buy and what servers are you connecting to? If you bought something like NordVPN... you probably wouldn't experience a ton of speed loss.
@@technomatic6285 me i PIA to usa
only real reason to buy a vpn is if you are in china, are on the run from the government, or are a pirate.
@@justsomeone282 well, cite those reasons?
"You are incorrect, and I know people thst know why you're incorrect!" like, bruh, that doesn't mean anything...
@@justsomeone282 Fair enough. I get thst you don't always have the energy to argue with people on the internet :)
Well my antivirus has stopped me from downloading more RAM, so I suppose it slowed down my PC indirectly?
Silly, everyone knows to download ram you need to get a liquid nitrogen cooler to handle it, smh
the average human eye isn't even capable of seeing more than 8gb of ram
I don't think it's the antivirus. Try changing your PC's oil as described in ThioJoe's method. Then, delete System32 and your RAM should now download.
@@NotAmira_ ah, yes
Ah yes, changing my PC's oil. I changed out its blinker fluid last week, so I'll try changing the oil this week.
Want a Part 2 with all the brands: Kaspersky, Eset, BitDefender, etc. come on Linus you have the time!!!
include some freebies like avg and avast as well.
@@LordOfNihil exclude this useless shiet please
@@ThatCreepyKidYT they're both the same now, because avast acquired avg
@@ThatCreepyKidYT ive never actually used it. mostly use avg and never had any reason to try the other. but id still like to see how they stack up.
A little secret I want to share ...
I've been using BitDefender's 90 day free trial over and over with burner emails
Their trial just never ends
"go bareback, it's great, you're gonna love it"
Words to live by.
That's how you end up with mistakes 9 months later
"Longer than a CVS receipt" damn that must stretch to the sun and back
Linus: "Protection is important"
Me: waiting for the ltt store plug for condoms...
Linus Sex Tips
@@johnwt7333 They don't sell those, because they know only 2% of their viewers would ever get to use one. :D
@@Renee_R343 HHAHAHAHA OOF
" pulling out does work" - Linus Sex Tip
Linus smilie face on the end? Now there's a contraceptive right there!
Norton when malware is downloaded: "Seems right to me."
Norton when a trusted software crack is downloaded: "H O L U P"
@@HelenGPitts "son get in here, we're gonna be rich!!"
@@HelenGPitts Amateur... I make $96 per hr working for twitter. Get with the times. :P
because Norton is GARBAGE. so is McAfee
Helen G. Pitts F off Helen
Hircine malware bytes is the best in my opinion, second norton (but it slows down the computer a lot). And mcafee we just don’t talk (they suck lol)
*looking at Avast after looking at this video* Avast: *stares at me with heavy breathing* Me: I'm sorry it has to be this way.
Looking at you like this 👁👄👁
Mfw Avast still checks all my steam downloads and throttles them by using all the CPU, despite them being on the whitelist in every possible way
Euch
I use both Malwarebytes and Avast i have a Ryzen 7 3700x and i idle on 5% usage
I had avast as bloatware, immediately uninstalled it immediately on my desktop. McAfee was also bloatware on my first laptop, I also lost my laptop to it.
6:03 I would like to point out to you that McAfee has been a cloud based antivirus for awhile now, and it stores it's key signatures in servers. It's not just antimalware like Malwarebytes that does that, Bitdefender, McAfee and Kaspersky also do that too.
Yea, that's true and thankfully, you hardly ever need to scan offline but there's instances where that's important, believe it or not.
Linus' transformation into a man is one of the best things that happened during quarantine...
_A small price to pay for salvation._
IKR
Man ... with pink lipstick ...
Kasutajanimi85 what’s wrong with having pink lips
He looks better than Jake Gylenhall rn!
Intel **switches off Antivirus silently**
Intel: "See our new Processors are way faster then last gen!!11!"
Switches off antivirus off? Are you illiterate lmao
@@dawsonwoolford9660 who gives a fuck lol
@@dawsonwoolford9660 thx
@@dawsonwoolford9660 we would... Not say switch off?
funny because intel itself owns mcafee
I really love the way Linus just breaks into promoting sponsors.
I would have liked to see multiple small size file transfers being tested. I reckon there's an access overhead that makes the difference even more pronounced when multiple files are involved.
I would have loved seeing some tests on a laptop, including the impact on battery life.
That's a freakin great question!
Or on slow PC with an HDD.
They could also do a test in gaming.
Exactly and focused on 400-700$ laptops that take a majority of laptop sales, at least in my region
Hopefully they will make a follow-up video about laptops.
@@goncaloduarte4683 I have a laptop with i5-6200U (2C/4T) and intel HD 520. running avast in background make everything slower and games have stuttering
"Hey, go bare back. It's great, you're going to love it." - Linus Sebastian
Well, his son may have some questions later...
You have to, thermal paste isn't safe with latex.
he does have 3 kids, just saying
I mean thats not untrue.
@@bradhaines3142 And he had to snip.
You made me spit out my coffee on the “Norton” scary part like around 3:15 😂😂
Props to documenting this in the manner done. I’ve had a feeling of this..
Loved this video, but wish a few other big names were included -- especially Kaspersky and Avast
Gimme that bitdefender love
Eset!!!
Avast are one of the worst. Press "scan computer" go away and do something, and it has paused itself at 1% becuse it is letting me know i have no browser viruses,and would i like to move on to the next step. Yes, of course i would like to move onto the next step, that's why I'm running a scan. Malwarebytes seems to offer the least amount of issues.
Avira!
@@petamission Kaspersky is just spying tool for putinstan Government.
For most people that actually know how to use a computer, the default Windows protection software is adequate these days.
Hi Jarrod , you too here 😄
I am really curious and want to know what do you think of whether I should get the Helios 300 2019 right now or should wait for the 2020 which I assume will have a better bigger battery .
Ronit Satapathy I don’t think you are trying to get a Helios 300 for a bigger battery. Get it for other reasons such as its performance.
Except it slows down your PC and has a ton of false positives. Kaspersky free works better.
Ronit Satapathy if you wanted battery life you should get a laptop with a good cpu without a gpu for cheap, and get an egpu if you want to edit and do higher workload tasks.
@@profesercreeper i selected Helios mainly due to performance
But if I am asking for a LAPTOP then why not to crave for a little more juice from battery
"go bareback, it's great, you're gonna love it" suddenly I felt rush and blush.
0:48 ah I see, Linus is still in puberty.
**Do antivirus slow you down**
LTT: _it's like driving around with the hand brake on_
Probably tried it in the Pepto-mobile
@@juandomingoperon828 No, but you're an idiot.
Tried that in a partially ruined 1980 oldsmobile cutlass. Didn't work so well...and it became a very loud smoke machine.
Wait. They still put hand breaks in cars? I thought they got rid of those or put them as buttons in such an awkward spot. That you cannot even be bothered to use it.
"drifting intefies"
My daily quarantine dose of linus has been fulfilled now
i'm usually mad at people plugging the sponsor except for Linus he's the goat
mine too th-cam.com/video/K0kKXUD2yW4l/w-d-xo.html
He's good even the quarantine beard and hair lol
damn you still on quarantine
Linus Hemsworth
If you ever do a test like this again, any chance of throwing in some C++ compilation? It tends to be pretty demanding on both IO and CPU, opening countless short files in quick succession.
My first PC (a Core 2 Duo back in 2008) had Karspersky installed in it. It was pretty heavy on the system. Then I switched between multiple, equally resource demanding, products and finally settled with Eset Smart Security. It was very light weight, gave me more control over the product (both antivirus and firewall) and I think performed better than its peers in detection.
Kaspersky in 2023 is actually kinda lightweight even with some increaced settings
"Especially the days of mechanical hard drives"
Me on my mechanical hard drive : Hmmmm
We all still use hard drives for all but the few most played games.
SSDs for programs and the operating system. HDD for anything that takes up significant amounts of storage or is constantly doing read/write cycles; games and documents/photos/videos/etc.
@@sulphurous2656 also SSD for games like witcher 3 that take long to load on HDD and Rainbow Six where you get kicked if you don't load within a few seconds.
Just buy an SSD lol
I only play like 4 games so I can fit all of them on my 500GB 860 evo. Also, even if i did play more games I would just buy another SSD, like they're cheap AF, less than $100 for 500GB
When you download a antivirus and then the antivirus deleted itself as a threat
F
AVG did that once for me, when it scanned and removed it's own files.
Happened with Avira av, it quarantined one of its file and completely stopped working
Lol
Yea
"High performance gaming rig but one from a few years ago"
Damn that thing is still way more modern and powerful than the one that I'm using to watch this vid
1050 ti "high performance" best joke ever heard from linus
@@TheKalippp1 my 8 year old 670 is better than that shitty 1050 ti
The crappy 1050ti is being sold new on expensive website in Sweden with 25% taxes for 70$
Why would anyone buy that crap GPU idk. What shocks me even more is that people in poor countries buy this GPU crap then cry on Facebook cz they can't run Cod Warzone smoothly.
@@impoppy9145as a 3rd world citizen ( Brazilian ) I can say that we import all our tech products. Our currency is WAYYYY undervalued compared to US dollars. So, ANY PIECE OF TECH here is expensive. Combine that with 80% tax in imported goods / customs and you can figure things out pretty quickly ;)
@@alexclaton You are joking right?
It would be great to see an updated version of this include 3dmark benchmarks as well as realworld FPS, including some of the bigger AV's (Bitdefender et al)
This dude does not know what he's talking about, believe me. I'm a cybersecurity expert since 2019 and I can tell you safely that everything in the video is misinformation. More than that, there's absolutely no difference between antivirus and antimalware. The term antivirus is used because it's iconic. If you actually test malwarebytes and bitdefender you'd be surprised that bitdefender is atleast 40-60% more capable than malwarebytes.
"Protection is important, especially for people who engage in high risk behaviour."
-Linus sex tips
£~€$4€{€_€|^\
OnLiNe
you guys ok up there?
@@randomblock1_ Not going to lie mate, things haven't been great since Stark left us.
Woah keep it pg.
Linus: "Ugh... Norton"
when you're last name is Norton: "but why.... :("
Oof
R O A S T E D
@Chiriac Puiu Thats worse than Eugene Tucker.
@@TheBackyardChemist And X Æ A-12 Musk
Yo i loved you in fight club, dude.
I've found that Symantec endpoint protection is pretty good at having a relatively low impact on my pc. Use it in conjunction with malwarebytes
Whoever is adding the background progressive/deep house music is awesome!
2:56 "high performance gaming rig but from a few years ago" ......that hurt to hear. Thats my current system.
How could you not know?
3300x and 1650s/1660s could last you easily for another 2 years for just
Meanwhile here I am still running fx4300 🙁, god I really need to upgrade.
Bro I still have E5200 dual core 2.8ghz. Used to be a bomb 15 years ago.
My pc has the same performance It still woulds true against any game!
"High performance gaming rig... from a couple years ago." *looks at lenovo y520-15ikbn* "Don't worry you're still doing a great job!"
Thank you for posting! The best thing people will have to look at is external Security appliances to scan packets going into the network and the age-old habit of ONLY scanning your pc for viruses AFTER you go to bed.
The new animated intro it’s amazing. I love it!
When I go with protection I also take longer to do the task, that's why those extra seconds matter 😏
Joke explained: He has sex
@@gerbilwithamic3163 that why a magic pill make the task turn into a marathon
@@travisdonotsuscribegototjs9323 wait you also have sex? What a coincidence!
aaay ohhhh
r/ihavesex
"what the actual FURMARK"
5:25
he pbly could have gotten away with not beeping it out. Just felt weird
@4:30 I'm glad I'm not the only person who has that scene DRILLED into my head lol
Dude this video is exactly what I was looking for.
I have been feeling for a while now, like windows defender slows down basic tasks, performance benchmarks aside. I’m just glad to know someone tested it so I know I’m not crazy.
I feel like enabling real time protection, plus the reputation based app protection settings, slows down everything a ton. I mean, when I click, I expect to see something happen on screen relatively quick. Instead, I have a pc that I consider to be quite good, ans I sit and wait ten seconds before anything pops up on screen after I open an application.
With 64Gb of RAM, 9% memory usage approximately during these times, m.2 NVMe drive, minimal CPU usage, low temps; left me thinking ‘I know my pc is not being bottlenecked or throttling, so what is it doing between the time that I click, and the time that I see results on screen’
I was looking in reputation based protection, and there is a feature which came enabled, that scans windows apps from windows store to see if they’re doing anything “bad”. Another feature that scans ‘non windows store’ apps, another feature that scans ‘bad reputation’ apps; etc.
I feel like whether you are starting a program, transferring a file, downloading and unzipping, that the AV software is scanning literally every action that happens, looking for something wrong; if you have all those protections enabled.
At the same time, as soon as you start disabling that stuff, I feel like windows realizes something’s not turned on, and fudges speeds even more.
Just give me an OS that makes the dang computer compute, and don’t force all this extra BS on me.
Anyway, I’m just happy to find this video, It was cool to see statistics on it, and normally when I go searching for answers, I only find half explanations, or the basic BS that everyone else seems to post. I really like this channel.
Love the video
Hey, I just wanted to thank you guys. I always see my son watching this channel and it’s the only time I see him smile. You guys may never see this but you’ve truly made his life way better.
Fun fact: according to the most reputed antivirus testing site avtest, windows defender is realistically all you'll ever need.
I tend to agree as I've never had a 3rd party antivirus/antimalware software since 2007 and I've never had my PC infected. I do live more dangerously than most others (if you know what i mean) but still defender seems to work just fine.
Yep, once Windows 10 came out Windows Defender became fine for people, especially the general public. I work retail and the first thing I tell customers when they come in to purchase antivirus is to uninstall their current antivirus and Windows Defender will protect them for free.
I am shocked by how many people don’t even know Windows has free AntiVirus as they have always purchased computers from stores with preinstalled Norton or McAfee and always assumed they had to keep renewing it.
I am sure most people disregard what I have to say since I am a retail worker but whatever, at least someone will listen and if not they can still buy their AV software in store (for now, until everything ends up all digital)
I personally use Windows Defender, and for files I really don’t know anything about I will run them thorough virustotal for some additional AV perspectives on a file.
I used to rely on Avast, but the software became too naggy. Constantly giving popups for special offers etc. Switched to defender, and haven't looked back, it's great, and less performance hit than Avast too.
It really depends a lot. Defender/security is usually plenty for most people, but I have had atempts that were more sophisticated on my computer and defender does nothing against that. I used to have a subscription for Bitdefender, but due to various reasons I really couldn't use that any more as it both wasn't secure enough and didn't allow me the range of controll that I wanted. These days I use Emsisoft, and have mostly great experiences with that. I do understand that not everyone else gets affected by attacks as frequently as I do however (I do get exposed partly due to my interests, partly due to my job and partly just becasue of my stupid curiosity).
For casual users Defender is the best.
In Kali Linux you can actually test your virus on multiple antiviruses.
Defender was the last one standing in 25+ tests.
I don't know if AV-test are the most reputable. I vaguely remember a controversy in which they were accused of using a test to make a certain AV product look more favourable. I'm having trouble looking it up, so take this as you will. In any case: there is also AV-comparatives you can check out. Their summary reports also include a product review of the tested software.
smooth transition for sponsors as always
"driving around with the handbrake on?" XD
Av-test’s site is down though because of all the LTT army stampeding on their site! 🤣
I prefer the Malwarebytes
Do I need windows defender with malwarebytes?
Common sense is also a good virus preventer. 😊
@@dackenisking can't disagree but once you get into habits your common sense kinda gets gimped sometimes
@@Makaveli6103 and my answer is any bought scanner can replace windows defender but shrugs
7:45 "30,000 servers"
* Reads screen *
Screen: 3300+ Servers
Hmm..
He's just a few years ahead.
technically he is right
Love the Flanders reference!!
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I’ve been wondering why this new idea pad L340 was so slow even before it was first used
Pirate windows and go bareback - linus 2020
" things ive learned from linus tech tips over the years "
when he said "bareback", my mind knew where to look that reference
@@kentoscocos5238 Same. Google told me all about it. On horseback, no saddle. Living on the edge.
@@jamegumb7298 😂😂
"Go bareback, you will love it."
Linus 2020.
Linus sex tips
I mean he’s not wrong... for multiple contexts too lol
Words that I don't ever want to hear come from Linus again.
Yeah that made me laugh XD.
Like our sponsor!
When he said "Norton" my Pc glitched.
Btw I had a mcafee download going on at that time.
Who's gonna tell him
Let him experience it himself
I haven't heard about the gorilla experiment in a while, I forgot about it!! Probably one of my favorites, it was super funny to watch and not even notice there was a gorilla in the middle
"What... the.... actual.... *ADVERTISER FRIENDLY CONTENT* "
Watch your language young man!
He’s stuck at home because somebody in his house has / had the corona. So I wish he would actually talk about things that are happening but I guess the money is running low or something.
Anyone else find it strange that he filmed this full of sexual innuendo while in his kids bedroom/playroom?
Instead of the bleep they should bleep it with Google translate with the russian voice saying "ADVERTISER FRIENDLY CONTENT"
@@cwgmz971 they did that in a video (not Russian). That's why I said it, as a callback to that video
"in the days of mechanicals hard drives"
hey linus!, my hard drive says F U!
Oof, i hope your main drive isnt hard drive
I use soft drive.
I still use hard drives, but only for data storage. I would never today use a hard drive for a boot drive, especially with a (relatively) bloated OS such as Windows. Linux seems to run fine and MacOS is usable, but I still prefer the responsiveness of an SSD when it comes to any OS. Leave the hard drives to retrieving data!
@@timo4258 Hard drives as boot media are fine... (As long as you don't use Windows...)
@@bodgemaster7946 im talking about main drives tho.. also linux doesnt have antivirus anyway :)
"patterns of behaviour"
This line hurts me, and I don't know how....
FFS the new opening is freaking fantastic.
testing with a NVME drive? try redoing with HDD, the loading time is insane with all those virus
Also a drive with more than just the required software to test. My family insists on using norton or mcafee(and i let them because they click shit they shouldn’t.). But when they get a new pc and the antivirus gets installed its fine. About 3-6 months later after they have installed a bunch of shit and filled a decent portion of the drive, shit is slowed down massively, and thats after i kill off all the shit that start on boot and restart. Thats where this test fails.
ppl realy uses HDD for OS system in 2020?
@@LegionInfanterie yes. I still have a few year old laptop
@@LegionInfanterie yes
My PC takes like 5 min to start. I have a i7 4790
3:17 Hahahaha congratulations on accurately depicting that specific emotional response.
How do you know to talk about exactly all of the things I'd be interested in. LOL. Great job on the video.
I’m so glad you made this video.
3:09 the part about Norton Antivirus made me spit my coffee lmao!
@@ext4961 it used to be (not sure if it still is) almost impossible to remove, like a virus. It also wasn't all that good.
@@ext4961 If you actually research it, you'll find out that it's actually not as bad as people are saying. It's just become common to ignore facts and go with trends. Look at av-test.org or av-comparatives.org. The folks at av-comparatives actually do several month long tests to see how each submitted application performs over time, as well as quarterly tests. You'll get better information from those sites than you will from people commenting on this video.
@@ext4961 it isn't really bad anymore. But if you're running soon Win 10, windows defender is actually good enough. I used to run Avast on Win 7, but with 10 I don't need to.
Leave it to Linus to ask questions I've never thought of but should, and then answer them. I feel like I learned something today. And that's a good thing.
Dude those specs on that " few years old" mock gaming rig are still better than the comps many have.
RIP to McAfee, living (formerly) madlad
Lived his best life, even in prison
God damn, I didn't even know he died.
“I can’t move my mouse”
try installing RGB to your build it will increase its efficiency
tog bot true fact
I’m feeling this right now lmao
Same
The mouse is mal-animal... It has been eliminated
"Longer than a CVS receipt" is going into my daily vocabulary as of this video
Funniest thing is there are no CVS in Canada.
@@stevenjohnson2409 I was wondering if they even had those.
I know something else longer than a CVS receipt...if ya know what I mean. ;)
The intro is slightly out of sync. Drives me mad :‘D
Norton Systemworks 2003 installed on Windows ME... I had a great childhood...
“To render Lara Croft’s ahem... tank top in more detail” 😂
Yvonne 😳
*Tank top master wants to know her location*
anti virus cant remove windows virus ....how it will remove virus in real life
OH CRAP ALMOST 69 LIKES
Nice
At times I just love the implications on LTT videos and the subject of this video had been rattling around my noggins for a while. Wasn't surprised about the performance charts, they were just around what I was already expecting due to previous experiences. So cheers LTT, as I got a good start to the day with some proper chuckles too! 😁
That was a great video as usual, but how about a 2022 update with a LTT recommendation? Kaspersky has been banned this year by many countries being a security risk and not so popular options of the past like McAffee and Norton may be a viable solution in 2022. Interested to hear LTT's view on this.
I am liking that IBM 5150 setup you have lol
Mom: how you'd get her pregnant
Me: Linus told me to go bareback
lol i was laughing so hard at his joke!
WTF!
should have at least included a decent well-reputed antivirus such as Kaspersky or Bitdefender which are known for there performance.
That's what I also thought
avast kasperksy that I just tried both gave me the same things, lower benchmark scores, slower 10gbit network speed (but well 10gbit is a nightmare of bottlenecks you easily loose 2,3,4,5000Mbit/s because your computer woke up on the wrong foot)
@@UnBoundBeatz Microsoft is America so...
@@LordXavier79 Yeah.....hard to know which is sending less data back to a questionable Gov't between the 2..... Could always go with 360 Total Security or Baidu and get the Chinese involved....
Ahah, I legit got a Norton ad at the start of the video
Should have done crystal disk mark tests as I notice a drop in responsiveness of windows in general with an antivirus. Im assuming it does still increase access latency globally even if the file was opened before as it has to check that database. Things definitly do open much slower the first time though, although some of this can be attributed to it being in the RAM file cache after the first time.
Bruh. Linus looks like he twenty years in the future. He looks more mature.
I know right he looks wayyyy better with that beard and mustache.....
Now with the beard, it sounds like he's putting on that voice.
IDK about mature but lol
A preview of 50 year old Linus, maybe.
Puberty....
Linus: says something techy
Me: Nice beard
*reads something techy someone else wrote on a teleprompter*
Seeing on the advert in the beginning how they put the Thermal Grizzly conductant makes me feel anxious and probably gives me nightmares !!!
That Norton horror scene was crazy, got me cracked up🤣
2:58 "High performance gaming rigs from few years ago"
Hey it's my rigs I still use in 2020
when your rich and have half of world's RAM supply then everything looks like it was made a few years ago
hahah its my rig too the diference is i use one GTX 1060 6GB
@@Made0nEarth and i have a laptop with i5 7th gen and amd 520
It's a rig I still don't have...
@@tyrannosaurhex6132 its a rig that 97 percent dont have or dont buy them because they think apple superior
4:30 ”Gah! Stupid, sexy Flanders!”
Yes. Thank you!! I scrolled down for 2min! Before I found someone that got the Simpsons reference!!!!
Also the smoothest transition to LTT store underwear.
You got my like with that CVS Receipt reference.
whats the best av u know of? Heard kis was good. Is there anything that can detect sophisticated root kits before they can realky dig in?
In Linus we trust...In all others we virus scan
Linus scan
We need real life antivirus software right now.
Der Hof 2007 Why my man Billy?
@Der Hof 2007 what do you have against Bill Gates lol
It's called a CBRN suit and it definitely slows you down. Bad for thermals too.
Because conspiracy theorists in Germany believe that Bill Gates wants to kill people to sell vaccines (which makes absolutely no sense). They also believe that Bill Gates wants to take control over the world with microchips in the vaccine 🤣
@@chiddy998 oh they don't just believe that in Germany, actually it was a conspiracy theory from the US that got imported and now anti-vaccine people everywhere are saying Bill Gates is like the next Hitler or something, lol. They do the usual, taking things he said out of context and so forth.
The only difference i got uninstalling Bitdefender was a few hundred mb of ram usage removed and no more annoying notifications! so i reinstalled it as besides the notifications that you can't turn off it's absolutely fine and doesn't affect performance.I also always watch background apps and sometimes use software to clear and stop things running while i game because i've found even the process using barely any resources can cause in game lag/stutter/crashes.
Linus : "Windows Defender doesn't hog up system resources, so far as we know."
me who's been fighting antimalware service executable's 50% ram usage on my system: "you lie...."
The problem is your pc not windows defender.