1. A method for configuring a spinal cord stimulation system for providing pain relief to a patient, wherein the spinal cord stimulation system includes a signal generator configured to generate an electrical therapy signal, one or more computer-readable media configured to store therapy signal parameters, and a signal delivery device configured to receive the electrical therapy signal from the signal generator and deliver the electrical therapy signal to the patient's spinal cord region, the method comprising: (a) configuring the signal generator to deliver a first therapy signal with a first set of therapy signal parameters, wherein the first set of therapy signal parameters includes a first frequency in a frequency range from 10 kHz to 100 kHz, inclusive; (b) configuring the signal generator to deliver a second therapy signal with a second set of therapy signal parameters, wherein the second set of therapy signal parameters includes a second frequency in a frequency range from 1.5 kHz to 10 kHz, (c) for both the first and second therapy signals, configuring the one or more computer-readable media to: (i) change a therapy signal parameter of the signal, over multiple steps, from a baseline value at which the patient has a baseline pain score, wherein the therapy signal parameter includes at least one of a signal amplitude, a signal pulse width, or a signal duty cycle; and (ii) configuring the one or more computer-readable media to, for individual step changes, receive a patient pain score corresponding to the changed value; (d) configuring the one or more computer-readable media to compare the pain scores corresponding to the first therapy signal with the pain scores corresponding to the second therapy signal; and (e) configuring the one or more computer-readable media to select one of the first and second therapy signals for additional therapy to the patient, based on the pain scores and an expected energy consumption for the first and second therapy signals.