Mac Pro D700 Glitches with MPE Hardware Acceleration

Downloaded CC 2014 today on my shiny new Mac Pro and tried to do some a simple cross dissolve transition on text but when I went to render it out to a file it came out as a garbled mess. When I turned off MPE hardware acceleration it seemed to fix this issue. Anyone else having some weird issues with hardware acceleration?
Computer Specs:
12 Core Mac Pro 2013
32GB Ram
2 x D700 6GB
1TB Flash Storage

scottcrozier wrote:
Downloaded CC 2014 today on my shiny new Mac Pro and tried to do some a simple cross dissolve transition on text but when I went to render it out to a file it came out as a garbled mess. When I turned off MPE hardware acceleration it seemed to fix this issue.
Mega-thread on the subject here. It's a known issue and is being worked on by Adobe, Apple, et al.

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