> Let’s cut the bullshit, Defender is basically unchanged as a concept since Windows Vista or maybe even Windows XP. It runs completely fine on 15 year old hardware.
Exactly. It's the same legacy scan every fucking thing you open AV architecture.
Back in the day of spinning disks it probably wouldn't have been too noticeable for the AV to marshal scanning to its usermode service and the filesystem to pull the data from cache for the original request afterwards. However now that we have 10GB/s+ capable SSDs the factor of slowdown is exponentially larger.
I can run ripgrep on a massive directory, make myself a cup of tea and return to it still searching for matches versus being done in < 10 seconds with defender disabled.
Exactly. It's the same legacy scan every fucking thing you open AV architecture.
Back in the day of spinning disks it probably wouldn't have been too noticeable for the AV to marshal scanning to its usermode service and the filesystem to pull the data from cache for the original request afterwards. However now that we have 10GB/s+ capable SSDs the factor of slowdown is exponentially larger.
I can run ripgrep on a massive directory, make myself a cup of tea and return to it still searching for matches versus being done in < 10 seconds with defender disabled.