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Is Exchange 2013 antispam good enough?

We currently have Exchange Server 2033.
We currently use GFI MailEssentials to sort out spam, and it has a good enough (95%+) rate at catching spam.
We're upgrading to Exchange 2013, that is supposed to have antispam capabilities bundled.
Do we still need the external tool, or Exchange bundled capability will be as good?
Pls support your opinion with numbers if you can.
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When you saw 'Bundled' what do you mean? Exchange needs to have another tool to work with it for spam. A lot of people use MS ForeFront in conjunction with Exchange.

Let me know.
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When I said Bundled I meant to refer to
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj218660(v=exchg.150).aspx
"Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 provides a layered, multipronged, and multifaceted approach to reducing spam. Exchange uses transport agents to provide anti-spam filtering"
Try it out.
We use FOPE (Forefront Online Protection for Exchange) from Microsoft.  But we also use Exchange 2010.
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