To improve overall search performance, it is important to optimize the use of system resources. Reducing the frequency or schedule of lower-priority correlation searches will decrease the load on the system, allowing it to allocate more resources to higher-priority searches, thus enhancing overall performance. Disabling indexed real-time search, while potentially freeing up some resources, may not be advisable as it could impair the real-time capabilities of the system that may be necessary for certain operations. Therefore, adjusting the frequency of less critical searches is a more balanced and effective approach.