Lots of questions about the RED ROCKET-X hopefully answered in the update I just posted, including this. (No, the RED Rocket card is not compatible with Dragon footage of any size -- at least not currently and probably unlikely moving forward.)
Thanks Phil. As discussed, I hope to make the Schneider Xenon prime set the only set I carry.
Absolutely. I've been squeezing in these posts and lots of test work with the sensor, RR-X, etc while finishing up a few prior obligations. But we did some shooting today and we've got another big day tomorrow and again on Saturday. I'll have lots of things that are great to look at this weekend.
its a win win situation for both..
The big problem is power. TITAN requires a 6-pin and an 8-pin PCIe connector plus the 75w off of the PCIe 16x slot. Getting a chassis to do that is the first problem, GPU over Thunderbolt is problem #2. Getting that kind of power into the card will require an expansion chassis above and beyond a Thunderbolt dock. Rackmounted stuff at a few $k a pop and you're still going to reduce performance of the card. For what you're looking for waiting it out to see what TB2 delivers is your best bet. mLogic has an RR-X thunderbolt 2 solution and that will probably be the better way to go.
read so many thing about that how did you come up you can run GPU on retina via TB? you are first says thats doable..
I never mention MacBook Pro's in this thread. Not sure where that came from...? I tried jamming a TITAN into a Sonnet enclosure with an additional PSU crammed into a case. Got the thing to power on and get functional thanks to Thunderbolterizer but found absolutely zero performance benefit and far more trouble and expense than it was worth. Until TB2 comes along, successfully running something like a TITAN card in an external box isn't going to happen.
Whoa Titan does same thing with RRX..sure im gonna get that card in soon! whether for debayering or gaming
