My Photoshop CC don't detect my NVIDIA GeForce GTX 850M.

Hi!
Please help me...
My Photoshop CC don't detect my NVIDIA GeForce GTX 850M.
I read a lot of topics in network - nothing help me...:
1) I update my GPU Driver to newest.
2) I set a 3d settings in Nvidia Control Panel.
3) I try to change a lot of settings in Photoshop (nothing happen)
4) I restarted my computer 100 times.
My seetings:
Could you help me?
Thanks!

Solved it!!
I have gtx 870m and it worked for me.
In the "nvidia control panel" / "manage 3D settings" / "Program Settings" you hate to add the gpu sniffer.
click "add" then "Browse" and the find "sniffer.exe"
C:/Program files/adobe/adobe photoshop/sniffer.exe
Than just open photoshop normally and it should work.

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