Where do i put my .8bf files in CC

Hi all
I am sorry - I know this is pretty basic!
Where on a Windows 7 64 bit system do I put my .8bf files?
I did a search of my programs files folder (not x86) and it came up with a folder that had some files in (C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CC (64 Bit)\Required\Plug-Ins\Filters) but when I put filters in to that folder they still dont show up in the filters menu in photoshop.
I realise it is entirely possible that the filters I am trying arent compatible with CC (they worked with CS5.5) but I want to know that I am at least trying the correct folder.
TIA
John

Thanks JJMack.
I had already tried the folder you suggest (as it appeared the most obvious). It was when that didnt appear to work that I did a search that found the other path.
I now realise that the problem would appear to be that the filter I was trying to move is probably not compatible as other filters I have put in the folder you suggested are working.
So that was the long answer.....
The short answer is that you were right, and thank you very much!
Cheers
John

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