What is the best way to implement Carousel i.e. web part in a site page on office 365 site?

We can implement the Carousel web part in many ways like content By Query Web Part , jquery (nivo) plugin or content search web part etc. But among these which one is the best way to implement to get best performance of the page?
Thanks

content search web part always provides best performance because it uses the search. only consideration you need to take is, it does not display the changes immediately and you need to wait for the incremental crawl to happen.
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