Keine CUDA Beschleunigung mit GeForce GTX 780 Ti [MSI N780Ti (MS-V298)] ?

Hallo Forum,
ich hab mir gerade einen neuen Schnitt-Rechner zusammengestellt mit einer NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Grafikkarte.
in den Spezifikationen seht, daß die Grafikkarte CUDA unterstützt. Der Nvidia Driver ist aktuell, in der Nvidia Systemsteuerung ist auch der "Nvidia CUDA Driver 6.0.1" angeführt.
Premiere CC 2014 bzw. Media Encoder jedoch gibt die Meldung, daß die Karte für GPU Beschleunigung nicht zertifiziert ist. Und tatsächlich dauert ein Renderprozess mit Software oder GPU Unterstützung gleich lange.
Hat wer einen Tipp was bei mir falsch läuft?
beste Grüße
Gerhard
Sysinfo:
X79-UP4, Mainboard
Core™ i7-4930K, CPU
GeForce GTX 780 Ti Gaming
Windows 7 Professional

wow, ist ja krass,
na das hätt ich früher wissen sollen ....
Danke für die Info!!
lg Gerhard

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