Project Mercury is a system for automatically maximizing the system with respect to active platforms. The environment automatically optimizes RAM usage and process priorities for active programs.
The tasks performed by the utility ensure that the active program has the maximum amount of system resources. But when you minimize the environment, those resources will shift to the new active program.
Once downloaded from its official page, you'll notice that the environment stays active in the system tray. Of course, the platform is designed for users who multitask, for example while you edit video in a video editor, retouch photos, optimize an audio track, not to mention web browsers, text files, and any other tasks you can imagine. These multitasking users always notice that system resources become insufficient with so many programs open, but the project prioritizes resources for running programs.
We tested the utility by opening the Task Manager Ctrl+Alt+Delete and verified that the platform works perfectly.
If you want to configure the environment, simply right-click on the tool's icon and select Settings. A window will open where you can verify and assign priorities, customize performance boosters, manage system startup, clear memory, and save settings, among other options.
As you can see, Project Mercury is a very useful utility for increasing the speed of active environments by prioritizing system resources. With these processes, you'll notice your computer is much faster.
Project Mercury is a free program available for Windows operating systems.
