Ok, little recap, today I used:
- 5D Mark III
- Lexar Professional 600x 16Gb UDMA card (Manufacture Part Numer 508-60729 Rev A)
- firmware posted by lourenco on post nr. 385
I benchmarked the card using the built-in menu command "Card R/W benchmark (5min)" under "Debug" menu. I have no ideea what is the correct procedure (if have to set something specific before running the bench). The bench just remains on the end screen when finishing. I have no ideea if this is correct, but anyway I found out there is a BMP file saved in the root of the CF.

Now the results:
A. 1920 x 1080 will drop frames . Probably because of the lower write speed of Lexar 600x (?)
B. 1920 x 1720 will drop frames . Probably because of the lower write speed of Lexar 600x (?)
C. 1280 x 720 will record with no dropped frames. I made some pans to look for tearing and unfortunately there is some from time to time. See below

Anyway to share some of the of the content:
Example of file with tearing (but there are more in the sequence):
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3ncQl4hSqlncER2VzdZVWk1dWc/edit?usp=sharingH.264 movie from the first 1300 DNG files of the recording. DNG files were extracted with raw2dng.exe. I did some highlight recovery in Lightroom and there is some flickering on the wall behind. Probably because LR treats recovery on a per file basis. Have to check if this occurs in Davinci Resolve/Speedgrade or similar. 72 MB download, don't bother with the youtube preview, it's nowhere near the mp4 file.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3ncQl4hSqlnUmhWQ2NhaXRNN0E/edit?usp=sharingFirst 1300 files of the recording. 1,66 Gb download. If somebody wants to play.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3ncQl4hSqlnRE1BNmdPalp6dms/edit?usp=sharingRegards,
Cristian