Sony Vaio 1.6ghz intel core 2 quad i7

Will this processesor work with Premier Elements?
Thanks

Video Cam: CX150
1.6ghx Intel Core quad i7 (Turbo Boost up to 2.8ghz), 6mb L3 Cache, 6GB DDR Memory. Windows 7 Professional 
This is the Laptop I own, I can take it back if necessary.
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