I suppose that really depends upon what you are monitoring. So far, I only monitor digital (P25 / DMR / NXDN).
I ran WFM, 9500 / 8000 or 4000 bandwidth depending upon signal. "Filter Audio" is always unchecked and must be unchecked to monitor digital.
I can't use a Order value of 10 on WFM because nothing will decode, although it will decode with Order 10 on NFM. Order value of 9999 on digital signals, whether I use NFM or WFM, is not as good as Order 250. I use and have always used Order 250.
Obviously, changing Order makes a difference -- and a pleasant one if you are monitoring CW as Flatliner showed in his video. But be cautious that whatever value you set doesn't run your digital decodes. If you want to play around, remember the value that has always worked good for decoding digital signals so that you can always revert back to it.
Mike