1/8th Resolution Trim and Ripple Preview

I am editing a 4k R3D timeline and have my Program window resolution for Playback and Paused states set to 1/8th. Whenever I trim or ripple edit my timeline, the program window displays the clip's head and tail frames in full resolution. This causes my system to pause for a moment before updating. It only pauses for a few seconds, but having this happen on every edit becomes very cumbersome. This did not happen in CS4 (it kept the program resolution settings) and editing was much more fluid. Is there a setting I can change to reduce the resolution of the preview frames while trimming and ripple editing?

Im not sure how much RAM your card has but if it has 1GB then you can apply the cuda hack and turn on the MPE option.
Here is a link to do it.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2778162#2778162
This person shows using the 330M on his page.
http://punkbuddhaz.wordpress.com/2010/06/09/nvidia-300-series-gpu-cuda-mercury-playback-en gine-hack/
Its just adding the name of your card to the supported list text file.
GLenn

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