UPS will save your settings between use, so you only need to set most of this once. Set pointer search depth to how deep you want to search. Usually 1-2 is enough, but you can set it to your need. The Results screenshot from above used 1-1 to only show level 1 pointers.
Thread count, this is based on your PC. If you have a quad core CPU with 8 threads, set it as 8. I have an Intel I9 with 16 threads, so I can set mine to 16... this is usually overkill and 4-8 is more than enough and still fast.
Maximum Memory Chunk Size, 1gb is probably enough and should run on most modern systems. The field is in bytes, so the green number does the math for you. Just type a 1 and keep adding 0s until it shows a number you're happy with... 953mb is close enough to 1 GB. 900MB can also comfortably load 25 dumps from 81-83 at once.... so it's probably overkill, but will still fit a good number of 81-89 dumps as well.
Offset range... This one will crash your computer if you set it wrong. The program currently does not have any safeguards in case you run out of RAM while searching... so keep this around 4000 or so TOTAL. So, 0-4000 is probably safe. -2000 to 2000 is probably safe. 2000-6000 is probably safe. 0-8000 might crash your computer.
All other settings can be left the same... Write Pointers.txt is nice if you want a txt file with the results, but it's not necessary.