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I am considering purchasing TI 2019 for my workplace. One concern I have is potential negative impact on system performance. I have previous experience having installed TI 2014 on a previous PC. My impression after using that PC for some time both before and after the install was that TI was highly integrated with the file system, and that caused a performance hit. I have heard echoes of this from others. though I have never seen this performance impact quantified in any way.  10.0.0.0.1

 

Note I am not talking about CPU cycles lost to TI while it is performing backups. I am talking about overhead just from having it installed, while it is idle.

 

I know most here are users and presumably have had positive experiences with TI. I would appreciate your thoughts on this issue.

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ATI 2019 has been out of support for some time - if things go to the usual schedule ATI 2022 will be putting in an appearance soon. So user support could become a headache.

I do not see any impact from having ATI installed, bur all my PCs have at least 16 gig of RAM and at least a 6 core CPU. ATI 2021 has more of an impact if the Cyber Protection modules are activated.

Not convinced ATI is appropriate in your circumstances. How many PCs are involved (are they desktops, notebook or combination) and what are the typical specifications. What sort of backups do you intend and will the be local (the individual PC or attached USB storage) or to a sever or NAS.

Ian

I am still running ATI 2019 on my main PCs and there is no negative impact on system performance.

But as Ian says, the 2019 version has been out of support for some time. Major changes were made with ATI 2020 including moving the the .tibx backup format. And in ATI 2021, there was a lot of Cyber Protection added.

Still waiting to see what will be offered with ATI 2022.