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Please add support for Dual Xeon processors in Notion 6, or at least a workaround that will let me run it in Windows 7

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asked Apr 4, 2017 in Notion by cwelling (270 points)
Please add support for Dual Xeon processors in Notion 6, or at least a workaround that will let me run it in Windows 7

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answered Apr 13, 2017 by AlexTinsley (925,070 points)
 
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Notion 6 is already supported on Windows 7 SP1 x64 / x86.

Make sure you have run ALL of your system updates. Notion is built on the latest development libraries. Not having all your updates installed may create a situation where the application may not start or run correctly. At a minimum you should start with the Windows 7 SP1 Platform update, while this article is for Studio One 3, it also applies to Notion 6.

http://support.presonus.com/hc/en-us/articles/210049943-Studio-One-3-won-t-launch-on-Windows-7-SP1
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answered Apr 5, 2017 by wcreed (1,420 points)
You should file a support ticket for this; not likely you'll get a fast response as a feature request!
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answered Apr 15, 2019 by annaulanowicz (490 points)
Dual Xeon? It doesn't work even on single one. I just upgraded from i7 six cores to a Xeon 12 cores and bang... - Notion doesn't start... It looks so amateurish... as a toy not program for serious work. I have to warn ppl from fb' composers groups I'm in.
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answered Sep 2, 2019 by theofilosmitrentsis (310 points)
Fun fact:

My HPz820 (dual-xeon 2687w v2) runs perfectly with MacOs High Sierra (as a Hackintosh with all cores and HT enabled) and Notion runs just fine on MacOS.
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