Penryn MbP logs out by itself

Hello all !
My brand new MbP logs off just by itself when idle, just as if I pushed the power button. I reset PRAM, PMU, did the usual and extensive Onyx sweep, but the problem remains.
Anyone know about this problem and is there a solution to it?
Thanx and best regards,

Examining the logs here's what I see :
2008-04-28 10:09:45 CEST - T[0xB0081000] - Network transition occurred.
2008-04-28 10:09:46 CEST - T[0xB0081000] - Network transition occurred.
2008-04-28 10:09:47 CEST - T[0xB0081000] - Network transition occurred.
2008-04-28 10:50:09 CEST - T[0xA01D8FA0] - Sleep Notification occurred.
2008-04-28 10:51:13 CEST - T[0xA01D8FA0] - Will Power On (Wake) Notification occurred.

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New OSX not does not work with RED Rocket Card and old OSX Randomly Logs Out - UNSTABLE

It looks like my MBPR 16GB (MacBook Pro) randomly logs out and causes my programs to quit unsaved. I can not update to the new OSX mountain Lion because the new Apple release is no longer compatible with the RED Rocket card needed for debaying RED Scarlet footage. Mountain Lion causes the RED Rocket to not run correctly with Adobe Premiere.
At the same time, I am on Lion and my computer randomly logs me out and I lose all my work. It seems as though the Retina is unstable.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Can someone tell me how I can return this. It seems as though I may have to switch the entire company over to PC if this is not figured out soon.

You probably have not received responses for two reasons.
1. There are not many here that know what this is "RED Rocket card needed for debaying RED Scarlet footage"
2. Your post appears to contain some sort of threat to Apple about moving to PCs. You are not addressing Apple here. We are users just like you. We don't care if you change over to PCs.
MBPs and Lion are very stable. Maybe your unsupported third party Red card is causing issues. Their answer seems to be that Mountain Lion is not supported. I wonder why?
My suggestion if this is a business environment is to not mess with this. If you know for a fact that your Red card works with PCs, change over to PCs. I know that if some tool was not working for my business I would not hesitate to get something that worked.

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