No CUDA on Mac 10.13

You should update macOS to 10.13.3.

You need to update your CUDA drivers.  Whenever you see that "UPDATE REQUIRED" in the CUDA PrefPane, CUDA (GPU) acceleration is usually disabled in the OS.

Latest NVIDIA CUDA driver for 10.13.3 (17D47):

NVIDIA DRIVERS 387.128

Also suggest running the NVIDIA Web Drivers for better GPU performance, if your machine is compatible (or you're running an NVIDIA GPU without EFI).

The latest NVIDIA Web Driver for 10.13.3 (17D47):

NVIDIA DRIVERS Quadro & GeForce macOS Driver Release 387.10.10.10.25.156

Archive of CUDA drivers for Mac:

CUDA Drivers for MAC Archive|NVIDIA

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Thanks,
Kevin

I'm having the same issue. I've been away from editing for most of the last year so obviously i'm behind on the software. for the most part I've been a solid FCP 7 editor and have refused to use newer software. I have had a pretty good amount of time on PP from cs6 and some CC but again not for a while. Anyways. i'm using a very similar setup to you. Picked up a used MBP a few months ago so its new to me. Had a 2008 loaded MBP previously that finally died. Im working on a project right now and had to use PPCC, my new MB won't run my older software. PP keeps crashing on me after a little while editing. I narrowed the problem down to the graphics card and CUDA. Spent a couple hours trying to get it to work and final came across a solution. hopefully temporarily while adobe fixes it. 

Sounds like Adobe knows and is working on a solution. Just annoying. Switching to metal seem to make PP much slower. I'd love to be able to function at full capacity

Amit: This is an issue going on with the NVIDIA graphics card

Amit: (21:41:29) You said:

Amit: I will recommend you to please use the metal option for a while

They had me switch my render engine from OpenCL to Metal and it seems to have fixed my problem...at least for now.  He stated that there should be an update pushed out at the end of the month (Amit: A new update will come at the end of this month) that will fix the problems with OpenCL."

This is a user to user forum with supervision from Product Support staff. And a lot of us with some areas of experience and willingness to help troubleshoot for other users.

That explained, I'm all PC based so not much help wit Mac troubles. I know the limits they build into their rigs can make for interesting troubleshooting GPU things.

Neil