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August 11, 2010
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Hi everyone! PC Authority is giving away IObit Advanced SystemCare Pro 3.6.1. To get a copy, you just need to register on their website: http://downloads.pcauthority.c…..n#register
Once registered, you can download it from here: http://downloads.pcauthority.c…..emcare_pro
To get your serial number, you can enter your log-on details here: http://iobit.creativemark.co.uk/
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August 13, 2010
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Thanks for posting the offer. After uninstalling ASC Free & getting the PRO ASC up & running, I honestly cannot see much difference in functions or extras that make any real difference. However, I don't use some things, [like game booster, only b/c I don't have any interest in them]. But whatever the version, I use ASC most every day. The defragger is excellent, & if, say, over 400--500 files were defragged, I can tell the difference in how quickly each program pops up, & in other ways. Same with the memory cleaner/booster.
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August 13, 2010
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the usual big difference (at least) to all these kind of utilities, is that the paid versions have automated "care" meaning they can be programmed to run automatically, while the free versions have to be started manually.
August 17, 2010
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August 17, 2010
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I actually loved ASC, but after a post ages ago now, Phoenix should remember but it was before some of you were members, someone had a major slow down on their computer and when we finally nailed it down to one thing, it turned out that the IObit software he had installed including ASC was overloading his CPU to 50% + fpr one process.
I uninstalled my IObit programs, curious, and found that my computer was actually noticeably faster. It was both a moment of happiness and disappointment, as i loved the IObit software and i was disappointed that it was slowing down my computer and that i had to uninstall, it was also a moment of happiness because i had regained more speed out of my computer.
Still thanks for the heads up, i'll grab a license while i can.
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PCbasics said:
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