Nvidia EVGA GTX 680 Cuda card, GPU will not enable in Premiere Pro

I Installed the card Opned a PP file, went to project settings, grayed out  says Mercury Playback Software only, running OSX mavericks 10.9.2, NVIDIA driver NVIDIA CUDA 5.5.47 for MAC OS X release released 2014.03.05, going crazy cant get it to work

Allent sorry for the late reply, I got premiere to see my card and activate the GPU acceleration but not open CL for some reason, heres an old article from a year ago that helped me get it to work, according to EVGA and Adobe I shoudlnt have to use this a hack, I did and now it least premiere pro is using Cuda. Link to hack https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8nUuHzxv-U, Now I am trying to figure out why AME(adobe media encoder) wont use the the cuda gpu. Any thought anyone

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