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If you are asking between just those two then the answer is FastCGI.

I often have a lot of different setups running either as just Apache module, FastCGI, FPM, etc. I also have Nginxs, Apaches, Litespeeds, Windows, etc. At initial state module is easier to get to work and CGI-ones works better with permissions, etc. At the end the only difference is how they will work on heavy duty websites with the available hardware that you have.

For instance, if you are all alone in the machine (no other websites) then anything will run nice and Apache + mod_php will be almost the same as nginx php-fpm, the difference is that Apache is not good for serving static content. best that you can do is use nginx fpm but it you want the best from both (nginx robust request handling + Apache modules) you should use nginx as an Apache proxy. http://www.nginxtips.com/how-to-configure-nginx-as-a-reverse-proxy-for-apache/
 
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