CS6 retina display

Hi guys,
I'm aware there's no work around for the pixalation/magnification issues caused by Apple's High res retina display when using CS5. With the execption of Photoshop and Illustrator.
I use Premiere Pro and AE a lot and was wondering if I upgraded to CS6, is the issue rectified? I read that the update 6.0.2 fixes all pixalation issues no matter what program you use in CS6. Is that the case?
If this is true, where can I buy a legit copy of CS6 these days? CC is just to expensive for me.
Thanks in advance.

I'm Windows so have no idea about what CS6 fixed for Macs, but I do have a link to buy Creative Suite 6 - I think PPro is on the second page, about $800 if it is not an upgrade

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