Premiere Pro CC and Nvidia Maximus k5000 and k20

I've tried both nvidia drivers 320.27 and 320.49 and can only get the K5000 for process in Premiere Pro CC, AE CC and Media Encoder CC. In the Maximus Config Utility I have the 5000 set to Dedicated to graphics only tasks, yet the K20 never goes above 0% usage. I'm running Win7 64bit, Premiere CC 7.0.1. Nvidia drivers 320.49.
Im getting better performance from the k5000 through queuing to Media Encoder than I cam from direct export from Premiere. But here's my processes on the GPU when export.
I've tried Using k5000 for "Use for both Graphics and compute tasks" and Tried using ECC on and off for both the k5000 and k20.
I'm stumped how to get my Maximus configuration to work with Adobe CC.

I've delete the CUDA and OpenCL text files with no success of using the K20. I modified the cuda_supported text file to include the k20, and it the premiere timeline used both cards came with an error stating this card is not supported, but worked flawlessly . However, now I can't export a quicktime file. I get a "error compiling movie" error message. I delete the CUDA and Open CL text files and replaced them with the original text files found in the folder, rebooted and now have the Maximus config working in Premier. But still have the error compiling quicktime files.
Thanks for the suggestions for what ever reason, deleting the text file and replacing it with the same file and deleting and reinstalling solved the K20 issue in Premiere.
This also solved AE not seeing the K20.
Thanks again.
Resources for non exporting quicktimes :
http://blogs.adobe.com/aftereffects/2011/02/troubleshooting-quicktime-errors-with-after-ef fects.html

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