After Effects Preview (CUDA)

Hey,
i got a Problem with After Effects CC with the (Live "Render") Preview.
I activated on the Settings my GPU for Preview rendering, but that won't work.
After Effects tells me that my GPU is using OpenGL 2.1.2, but that is not correct my GPU supports 4.3 (Lastest Drivers, GeForce 335.23 WHQL)
GPU: ASUS DirectCUII OC GTX780
CPU: i7 2600k @ 4.7Ghz
RAM: 16GB
before i used CS6 with 2x AMD HD 6970 were 1 GPU has been used for Preview rendering, but nVidia don't work.
Can someone help me?

Das Problem liegt an der Live Vorschau,
vorher hatte ich wie gesagt AMD HD 6970 (AE CS6), diese haben im Programm die Live Vorschau gerendert und mir viel zeit erspart.
Aktuell wird die Live Vorschau nur durch Software mit dem CPU gerendert & somit dauert bzw. ruckelt das ganze.
Hatte die Grafikkarte eigentlich nur wegen der CUDA-Architektur gekauft, hätte ich gewusst das CUDA so schlecht funktioniert wäre eine 290X reingekommen

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http://blogs.adobe.com/aftereffects/2010/03/performance-tip-dont-oversched.html
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