Comodo Internet Security

A newer version of Comodo Internet Security is available.

• 5.0 stars

  "It works on a mid spec computer from 2010"

  July 4, 2012  |   By squidio

  Pros

  It does the job .. All these reviews saying it slows your computer down .. I have a fix for you .. Upgrade your PC/Laptop .. G*D I have used s**t loads of AV IS FW and non have came close to this .. Maybe slow some peoples computers at start because it scans quickly before you log on and log off .. Now last time I checked that was a good thing .. If its really slow then upgrade ram and processor because I have 3 computers and 2 laptops in my house slowest being 1GB RAM and 1.66GH/z Intel Processor and that isn't slow at start and they all run on the same COMODO settings.

  Cons

  NOTHING AT ALL!!

  Summary

  If you want a fast boot then you don't care about security.
  
  For unbeatable computer protection get COMODO Internet security but go to their website http://www.comodo.com because they always upload latest if not just before latest update.
  
  Updated on Jul 4, 2012

  COMODO minimum spec is.
  
  System Requirements:
  512 MB RAM
  400 MB hard disk space
  
  Remember 512MB dedicated to COMODO. COMODO IS has never been a problem to me .. plus the computer Im running it on has 1GB dedicated RAM to it out of 16GB RAM and 2.60GH/z of my 3.33GH/z Overclocked to 4.01GH/z Processor

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• Reply by on September 1, 2012

  Er, SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS = for the whole PC, NOT 'dedicated to our software' or they'd be termed 'Comodo software RAM requirements', right? Well, whoever's needing a communication lesson, Comodo is still OK, but ought to post a minimum CPU spec, too, as it does affect the performance. Some of us have slow PCs (2.2GHz P4 1.5GB RAM), sorry, some of us have OLDER PCs, which aren't any slower than when they left the factory. Software manufacturers need to keep efficiency in mind at all time, not bloat. Make it lean - still runs on newer hardware and as per squidio, a lot of us are running multiple processes and programs at once - hogging all our RAM just to provide a basic system functionality isn't viable.
  @ ElObomo's comment - Comodo isn't "a simple AV", so take your know-it-all-ness elsewhere. I've had Comodo conflict with all sorts, and on this PC, it's scanning for viruses with the 'cloud scanner' even though NO anti virus component is installed, nor can I see an off-switch...

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