Logic Pro X on MacBook Pro C2D 2,4Ghz ?

Hi Guys!
I have old C2D 2,4Ghz Macbook Pro. And I wondering how will be work on it Logic Pro X.
For today I'm working on Ableton Live but... I hate his interface and I want to change for different DAW.
I have Mountain Lion Installed on this macbook and it works quite well but I don't wont to sped 200$ for something whitch i don;t know how it works.
Cheers!

And how is it work with comparision with logic pro 9?

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