Here's a CXS Port for 3DMark2001 Second Edition.

It runs great, except form a test that makes it crash. Easy enough, just deactivate the test that crashes it and you'r set to go on a great Benchmark app that was on Windows ....8 Years ago.... and it runs under emulation...
Awww Hell, maybe it's not that useful, but it works

The test that's not working is the 'Environment Bump Mapping' test, and you can deactivate the 'Pro Version tests' as well.
Just select open from the windows app menu and select the 'WORKING TESTS.3dp' file,where the not working tests are already deactivated.

The Benchmark runs fine then, and even the Game Demo is working.
The Demo with Sound is currently not working for reasons i currently don't know, but i'm looking into it.



Unzip the file with 7zX, open the .dmg and copy the app to your Hard Drive.



I tested my mac and got '18052 3D marks', and it'll be interesting to see what you get here as well.
This is a official CrossOver supported app, no wonder it works so well (apart form the little things that are buggy in the CXS Wrapper)

Here are some screenies:

Just to show you how 'well' it runs in comparison to the Windows side, i ran this on the same machine (on Windows 7)



Clearly the native Windows version is much faster.

But this may give you the idea on how much slower the Wine Ports run, performance and speed-wise.
I'd say that they are 50% slower then a real Windows app/game (most of the time)

Interesting thing here is that the mac version had more stable framerates (with 100-300 FPS) and the windows version had some very unstable framerates (about 50-1000 FPS) on this app.
Clearly this would be due to the age of this benchmark, and Win 7 did bitch about it being an old-ass app.
It was made for XP, and it's long discontinued since...

haha that is kind of funny you should try benching it on a vista machine

Here's the result of a very old hackintosh i've build from junk parts
It uses a Pentium 4 2GHz and a nvidia 6200 (heh, don't ask me how i got this system working with Leopard...)



Due to the NV 6200 being very old, the first two benchmark tests had some really dark graphics, and the other tests were fine. Most likely because of the hacked drivers.

mac mini time! The GMA950 performed well, even better than i expected.
Since the GMA950 doesn't have shader pipelines, the shader stuff gets carried over to the CPU and gets emulated well enough to make things lag free at the game tests.
So GMA950: you did well.