Pre Pro CC 2014 Cuda acceleration issue - it's back

Greetings.  I remember reading an Adobe creative cloud blog that said we now would be able to choose Cuda acceleration even if our card was not on the very SHORT approved list of NVIDIA cards.  That was great!!!  Worked fine with Pr Pro CC (the original) and all updates!
Now Pr Pro CC2014 (or 8.0 or whatever we are calling it) comes along.  And after starting up (and having to re-set all of my preferences, etc.....why can't these be imported like photoshop does?) Anyway....getting ready to edit and bam.  Software-only acceleration is selected, grayed out and no choice.  Now this worked just fine with Creative cloud. In fact, opening up CC projects that WERE hardware accelerated now say they are not in CC2014.  This is a non-starter for me.
I have seen complaints but no real solutions or explanations from Adobe. Are we back to CS6 days of editing a text file etc?
Very frustrating....going back to old cloud version for my work today..
O yes, running a GTX560.  Which again worked fine with CS6, and CC 7.0.
Thanks,
BJBBJB1

Kevin Monahan wrote:
Hi,
I mentioned in a thread today that we are seeing some anomalies from GTX NVIDIA GPUs. Please file a bug report: http://adobe.ly/ReportBug with complete details so we can try to reproduce your issue.
Also, see if you are running Premiere Pro CC 2014.1 (8.1)
Thanks,
Kevin
Thanks for getting back to me.
Sigh.....I didn't realize I was one patch behind.  Updated and it now says I have to update my video card drivers to get accelerated GPU.  I'll do that and check back.......  It's just I was starting to trust the CC patches, installing them more often then I ever would have before.  But if a patch can cause a major interruption to workflow, can't really do that. Or, perhaps as a suggestion, the patch instructions should say something like "CC2014 will require a more current driver to continue using GPU acceleration"?
I'll post back after I update drivers and try acceleration again.
Thanks again,
BJBBJB1

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