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"WinRAR vs. TUGZip"


TheBlackMan

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i actually have both installed, i find it easier to create sfx archives using winrar, but tugzip has a lot more features which is nice, i actually switched to it about 4 months ago from another all in one program, tugzip is way better...........

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WinRAR supports extracting 7-Zip archives not creating them. Having said that I prefer to use WinRAR as I feel RAR is better and has history behind it like ZIP.

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i use multiple compression tools at the same time and for different extensions including 7zip and winrar.

i have to say that i preffer winrar over the rest for the amount of possibilities/customization it offers.

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Just use TUGZip. 7zip and IZarc are also great programs.

WinRar is nagware. 7z format is also more compressed than rar.

Why would you want to use nagware to produce bloated files?

ZipGenius is also bloatware, don't use it.

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I want WinRAR better than TUGzip, though i like TUGzip more.

TUGzip don't use SFX model “Self-extracting archive for software installation” ,and have some problem extracting RAR multiple compression. :wacko:

So, i use WinRAR and TUGzip, WinRAR for RAR format, TUGzip for ZIP,7Z and other format.

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Here are the best programs:

For good compression and fast speed: WinRAR (currently v3.50)

For excellent compression and avg speed: 7-Zip

For best compression and very slow speed: UHA / WinUHA (use PPM compression)

Btw, no other compressor does 7z as best as 7-zip itself. I've tried PowerArchiver and others, but they seemed to be using older 7z routines. The new 7-zip better compresses to 7z archives.

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