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>>10328726
You're getting "dancing around" answers because your question shows a lack of understanding about how emulation works, so your answers are from other nimrods who also don't know how it works and are just pulling numbers out their ass.

How is each emulator configured? What overclock does your Pi have? What game are you running? Which system are you running? What display are you using?

There are WAY too many variables and emulation input lag is going to be very different based on them. GENERALLY the more powerful of a system you're using the more ability you have to mitigate lag however, so if you care about lag emulating on a Pi isn't a good choice, especially since you have basically no hope of using run-ahead.