Can Mac Mini run FCPX?

Can new Mac Mini run FCPX?
Thank you.

HotDuckZ wrote:
Can new Mac Mini run FCPX?
Thank you.
Yes, I had to purchase it on my 2010 Mini which is a media server - it only has 2GB RAM but I could buy it on this and not my 2008 Mac Pro 8 core machine with 14GB RAM!  It actually runs on the Mac Pro but as the graphics card is 'incompatible' you cannot purchase.
I've not actually tried running it on the Mini where it was originally loaded but as Jeaux said do look at maxing out your Mini's memory.
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