What configurations should be avoided to mitigate issues with high latency in Remote Desktop sessions?

When addressing high latency in Remote Desktop sessions, it is crucial to maintain an optimal balance in the graphical performance settings. The selection that suggests avoiding high values for frames skipped per second is particularly relevant in this context.

High values for frames skipped per second indicate that the session is unable to render the video frames as quickly as they are being sent. This can result in a choppy experience and further increase the perceptible latency for the user. When frames are consistently skipped, it not only affects the fluidity of the visual output but may also lead to a disjointed user experience, making it difficult to interact with applications effectively.

By focusing on maintaining lower values for frames skipped, one ensures a smoother graphical experience in Remote Desktop sessions, thereby alleviating some of the issues caused by high latency. All of these ties back to providing a more seamless interaction within the virtual desktop, minimizing disruptions that can impede user productivity.

The other options relate to different aspects of performance improvements. However, they do not encapsulate the direct impact of skipped frames on latency perception as effectively as the selected configuration does.