here is a bit of info you all may be interested in.
make - HP pavilion dv6 i5
System - windows 7 ultimate
ram - 4 gig
HHD - 500 gig
Nvidia video card - 1 gig
I don’t actually see who could be “intererested” by what, despite of what you are saying is the zero level of “information”, merely stating “facts” perfectly useless to everyone and not even bringing whatever discussion (assuming it wouldn’t itself be useless because of large os, hardware and software variabilities) about what these values should be.
Its good knowing a scan for him takes 14min 17 sec… Maby he can redo this test at the next version or something and then we will have some sort of idea if the new version is “better” in terms of speed.
i did a my computer scan as well earlier today and noticed that the speed increased greatly. what took about 40 or so mins. before now took about 15. great job comodo
He quoted the make/model of his laptop and that one has an Intel Core i5-430M - 2.26 GHz processor. This processor has dual core and with hyperthreading can run 4 threads simultaneously.
He should include his HDD, as that will make a major difference on performance also (i.e. 5400 rmp vs 7200 rmp vs 10,000 rpm vs SSD drives). When comparing, it is best to know exactly what you are comparing against.
This forum could get awfully crowded if we all start spewing out topics with our system specs and scan times.
Anyway, just to be on-topic (if there is much of a topic, which may be disputed), cfp.exe and cmdagent.exe each take up 1.5 MB of RAM (I have CIS 4) on my PC. Is, in your experience, CIS 5 heavier or lighter than v. 4?
I think they are both heavy. Virtual memory + ram is about 600meg for me, and disk io and cpu time tends to be heavy also. CIS while great with protection, is on the heavy side in terms of system resources.
Let me see if I remember correctly…is virtual memory slower than RAM, and stored on the HDD (in pagefile.sys?)?
How do I get both to show on task manager? I'm not sure which column to display...right now I have the "Memory (Private Working Set)" column displayed.