Enabling Cuda or OpenCL for Premiere Pro CC 2014

I feel like this should be answered somewhere already, but I cannot find any info on it.
I just upgraded to CC 2014 and am trying to get Premiere to render with Cuda or OpenCL as I was able to do in CS6.
I have the Mercury Playback Engine Software Only grayed out and have tried everything to my knowledge to fix this.
I am on an iMac and have found solutions with PCs changing settings in the Nvidia Control Panel, but Mac does not have an Nvidia control panel.
With CS6, I was able to add my graphics card (GeForce GT 650M) to the "cuda_supported_cards.txt" or "opencl_supported_cards.txt", but in CC 2014, these files do not exist. And if I create the file and add them to the package contents of Premiere CC 2014, nothing happens.
I have the latest Nvidia Driver installed:
CUDA Mac Driver
Latest Version: CUDA 6.5.25 driver for MAC
Release Date: 11/19/2014
And that didn't help.
If this helps, here is what happens when I run GPUSniffer through Premiere:
Please help.
I will be in CS6 until I can figure this out.

I thought the bottom limit was 1GB for CC, so that must be why the sniffer tells you of insufficient memory

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How does something like this feel?
Case
Something "silent"
Power-Supply
850w quiet
Processor
Intel i7 Haswell Extreme CPU
Clockspeed     4.4GHz
Cores     5960X = 6 (16 threads), 5930k = 6 (12 threads), 5820k = 4 (12 threads)
Cooler     280mm
Memory / RAM
64GB (max)
DDR4/2133 CL-15
Quad Channel
Motherboard
Chipset     Intel X99
PCIe     5
PCI     0
SATA     10 SATA-III
eSATA     1
USB-3     6
USB-2     6
LAN     10/100/1000 Mbps
Video Card
GTX-780Ti (maybe ?)
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Open to suggestions on Motherboard if you think it really matters - beyond it being X99 of course.
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850w quiet
Processor
Intel® Core™ i7-5960X Processor Extreme Edition
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Motherboard
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PCI 0
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USB-2 6
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GTX-980GTX
Hard Drives
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I have only used iMovie, and GoPro Studio2. I prefer video training for general learning, with printed books (or PDF) for reference.
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[原因不明]ソースモニターでの再生のみ.確実にコマ落ちが発生します.(Premiere Pro CC 2014/8.2.0)

Premiere Pro CC 2014（8.2.0）の環境において、
■ビデオ素材のソースモニターでの再生
■タイムラインからクリックした素材の、ソースモニターでの再生
上記2点におきまして、必ずコマ落ち現象が起こります。
再生が止まるといったことはないのですが、
単純にカクカクとした動きで再生されます。
再生画質やフィールド順番の項目も関係ないようです。
H.264のMOV、HDVのMPEG2、ProRes422（各種）のmov等、
コーデックやビットレート、HD・SDに関係なく発症します。
■素材はUSB3.0のRAID 0（リードライト実測約220MB）
■メディアキャッシュはUSB3.0（UASP接続）のSSD（リードライト実測約440MB）
の完全独立2分配で帯域を確保してあります。
メディアキャッシュや素材の場所をローカルに入れ替える等の検証をしてみましたが、
何も効果はありませんでした。
プログラムモニターでのタイムライン再生は一切問題なく行えます（AEのダイナミックリンクを含む）。
ただ単純に、ソースモニターでの再生時のみコマ落ちするという現象です。
コマ落ちインジゲーターも、ソースモニターで常に黄色を示しています。
ひとつ不可解なのは、GPU高速処理の設定でCUDAやOpenCLを使わず、
「ソフトウェア処理」のみを選択すると再生が完全に回復するということです。
Premiere Pro CC（7.2.2）、Premiere Pro CS6では上記の症状は全くありませんでした。
OS自体の問題かと思い、クリーンインストールしたのち、
OS X YosemiteとMavericksの両方で検証してみましたが、
症状の改善は見られませんでした。
現在は一番安定しているPremiere Pro CC（7.2.2）をMavericks環境で使用しております。
もし何か解決策をご存知の方がおられましたら、ご教授頂けると幸いです。
【使用環境】
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2012)
2.6GHz Intel Core i7
16GB 1600MHz DDR3
NVIDIA GeForce GT650M 1024MB
OS X Mavericks 10.9.5
CUDA Driver Version 6.5.45

150kw様
ご返信、アドバイス頂きありがとうございます。
＞「再生時の解像度」がソースモニターは「フル画質」、プログラムモニターは「1 / 2」…
各種画質も試しましたがソースモニターでのみ症状が発生します。
フィールドの奇数偶数の順番も関係ありません。
備考ですが、QuickTime Player単体での再生も問題なく行えますし、
Final Cut Pro 7／Final Cut Pro X環境においても問題なく動作します。
＞上記バージョンでは、GT650Mは「高速処理」サポート対象外ですから、「ソフトウェア処理」で問題なかったということですよね。
カラー補正や単純なフィルター類を適用したタイムラインにおいて、
CC 2014／CC 7.2.2と共に「CUDA（高速処理）」「OpenCL（高速処理）」選択時は、黄色のインジゲーターバーが表示され、
「ソフトウェア処理」に切り替えると赤色のインジゲーターバーが表示されます。
「ソフトウェア処理」でレンダリング（プレビュー生成／書き出し）すると、GPU高速処理に比べもちろんスピードも落ちます。
【Premiere Pro CC 2014（8.2.0）】
■プログラムモニター（カラー補正、単純なフィルタ適用）
・CUDA（高速処理）……黄色……フル画質、1/2画質：再生問題なし／レンダリング：早
・OpenCL（高速処理）……黄色……フル画質、1/2画質：再生問題なし／レンダリング：早
・ソフトウェア処理……赤色……フル画質、1/2画質：再生問題なし／レンダリング：遅
■ソースモニター（素材再生）
・CUDA（高速処理）……フル画質、1/2画質：コマ落ち
・OpenCL（高速処理）……フル画質、1/2画質：コマ落ち
・ソフトウェア処理……フル画質、1/2画質：再生問題なし
【Premiere Pro CC 7.2.2】
■プログラムモニター（カラー補正、単純なフィルタ適用）
・CUDA（高速処理）……黄色……フル画質、1/2画質：再生問題なし／レンダリング：早
・OpenCL（高速処理）……黄色……フル画質、1/2画質：再生問題なし／レンダリング：早
・ソフトウェア処理……赤色……フル画質、1/2画質：再生問題なし／レンダリング：遅
■ソースモニター（素材再生）
・CUDA（高速処理）……フル画質、1/2画質：再生問題なし
・OpenCL（高速処理）……フル画質、1/2画質：再生問題なし
・ソフトウェア処理……フル画質、1/2画質：再生問題なし
私の認識不足でしたら申し訳ありませんが、
“上記の反応がある（インジゲーターバーの色が変わる／レンダリングスピードが変わる）”ということは、
CC 2014／CC 7.2.2と共にGT650Mをきちんと認識していると思うのですが、
きちんと認識していると仮定して、CC2014でのみ「ソフトウェア処理」でスムーズに再生するのは、
少々疑問に思われないでしょうか。しかもソースモニターのみです。
＞プログラムモニターの再生は問題なしで、書き出した作品もコマ落ちは発生していない
繰り返しになりますが、純粋にソースモニターでの再生（CC 2014）のみ発症しており、
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150kw様、長文になり申し訳ございません。

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