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My Happy Virgin Computer - BestFlyerHere - 06-26-2007

Firefox = EAT UP YOUR RAM!!!! I put Firefox on my desktop, ate about 3/4 of the RAM (400MB). It's no more secure than IE7, and takes longer to startup.


My Happy Virgin Computer - pipboy - 06-26-2007

For antivirus I use McAfee Enterprise. Absolutely amazing program, no subscription fees, uses very little of your resources. It does however run well over $1000... But hey, it kicks some serious ass!


My Happy Virgin Computer - DBoy1612 - 06-26-2007

' Wrote:For antivirus I use McAfee Enterprise. Absolutely amazing program, no subscription fees, uses very little of your resources. It does however run well over $1000... But hey, it kicks some serious ass!

Then I am guessing you have a very very strong computer. Because McAfee products take up A LOT of resources...


My Happy Virgin Computer - Qunitinius~Verginix - 06-26-2007

' Wrote:Firefox = EAT UP YOUR RAM!!!! I put Firefox on my desktop, ate about 3/4 of the RAM (400MB). It's no more secure than IE7, and takes longer to startup.

Yea, what world are you living in?

7 out of 10 people now use firefox on their computers and they are 90% more safe then they were before. Firefox is the way to go!!

Verginix Out


My Happy Virgin Computer - Derek - 06-26-2007

' Wrote:Firefox = EAT UP YOUR RAM!!!! I put Firefox on my desktop, ate about 3/4 of the RAM (400MB). It's no more secure than IE7, and takes longer to startup.


Yeah 400MB, that an extreme amount of RAM there buddy.


My Happy Virgin Computer - BestFlyerHere - 06-26-2007

on my desktop with 512 MB, it is.....


My Happy Virgin Computer - TankTarget - 06-27-2007

You lie your desktop has 718! I checked, and firefox only uses 30mb for me mate...and it runs way faster than IE and it is safer


My Happy Virgin Computer - Ascendancy - 06-27-2007

My desktop sports 1,536MB of RAM. (Yes I bought extra RAM, and it can't support anymore. It's from 2002 for crying out loud!) I use Opera 9.21 for my browser and it seems happy and doesn't choke when I'm playing FL and looking at the forums at the same time. My video comes from a Sapphire ATi Radeon 9600 Pro 256MB (being replaced eventually to a Radeon X1650 Pro I believe, I have to check with my brother again). My firewall is ZoneAlarm, yeah basic but it works. I have nothing useful to steal or delete off of my system, anyways. Plus having a dynamic IP works.:PSo yeah, my system is old but it can still run with some of the newer systems (that is, if they have an AGP graphics card, PCI-Express owns me any day of the week, no matter if it's the lowest model available it would kick my system's butt anyway). Oh by the way, I use AVG Free for my anti-virus (also crap yes, but it works).


My Happy Virgin Computer - pipboy - 06-27-2007

' Wrote:Then I am guessing you have a very very strong computer. Because McAfee products take up A LOT of resources...

Actually this program uses very little system resources. It's not a normal McAfee program. It's a business version designed for covering multiple computers. It has anti-virus, anti-spyware, anti-spam, host intrusion prevention and network access control capabilities. Can't beat it.

Wow, I just sounded like a commercial... hmm...


My Happy Virgin Computer - Dopamino - 07-19-2007

' Wrote:What's wrong with 'Norton' and 'Mcaffee'? As long as you know what your doing, and how do clean & use your computer who needs anything else? I'd rather Use them then some random **** off the 'net.

They will take up all of your space. good luck trying to do any graphics or gaming on an average computer after intstalling. yuo might as well not use anything at all, even with the viruses, your computer willl still run faster than with norton.