Which window is best for PC
Hey, how’s it going? Dave2D here! So, this is a video on 5 free Windows [s] apps I think everyone should be using. And this video is a little bit different from thWhich Window is best for the gaming Mac version that I made a couple of days ago. Because Windows users have a huge selection of free apps to choose from. So what I’m going to do is do five free apps that I think everyone should be using.
and then list a few more apps that I think are also really good, also free, but are more specialized. So those may not apply to everyone, depending on what you do or don’t do. And as usual, none of these are sponsored, because those videos suck. Okay, first one: it’s an antivirus. I’m the type of person that doesn’t use an antivirus, because I’m an idiot.
But I’m just comfortable formatting frequently. So… I’m okay with it. But for most people, who are not stupid, you should run an antivirus. My two favorites are AVG and Avast, or A.v.a.s.t. There’s a site called AV-TEST, they’re an independent site that tests antivirus really extensively. And then they update their ranking list. So in terms of the free ones, AVG and Avast are always near the top. This Ahn-thing is up there as well, but it’s a paid software, so screw that guy. With the current builds, Avast does a better job at detecting current malware, but AVG is slightly less taxing on your system.
You really can’t go wrong with either of them, I prefer performance, so if I had to choose, I’d go with AVG. If you’re wondering, Microsoft Windows Defender isn’t perfect for detection, and when it’s running there’s a measurable performance hit. Next up, we have a clipboard manager called Ditto, these are apps that kinda store all the stuff you copy using Ctrl-C. So, if you copy a selection of text, and then later on you copy more text, Ditto stores it all into a clipboard manager. Really useful for essays, development, and just about anything.
