Premiere Pro 6.0.2 - no CUDA playback

I'm on a Retina Display Macbook Pro with the latest CUDA drivers installed. I just updated to 6.0.2 this morning and got playback using all three new modes : Software, OpenCL, and CUDA. All three worked when I was using the internal Retina Display. When I connected the laptop to my two Apple Thunderbolt Displays ( chained together ), the CUDA playback no longer works. OpenCL and Software playback still work as expected.
Is CUDA playback faster / lighter on the system than OpenCL playback? I'm editing 5k .r3ds and would like to use whichever is faster.
My guess is this is just a bug. Hoping Adobe sees this and fixes.
Thanks.

>similar problem
Absolutely no way to help with such little information
More information needed for someone to help... click these links and provide the requested information
-http://forums.adobe.com/message/4200840
-http://forums.adobe.com/thread/416679
-http://forums.adobe.com/thread/419406

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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、
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「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。
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・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
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・OpenCL（高速処理）……フル画質、1/2画質：コマ落ち
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・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
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・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、
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