Is it compatible with a amd athlon x4 860k? null

As long as you have a motherboard with enough power phasing directly from the pci-e slot (as there are no 6-pin or 8-pin connectors), then yes. Even though this card is pci-e 3.0, all pci-e protocol is backwards compatible. I wouldn't recommend overclocking unless you are confident in - again - the power phasing of the mobo. For example, I am running a LGA 1366 ASUS Rampage III Formula, so I have no issues with running/OC'ing the card.

CPU doesn't really matter as far as working. If you mean, will I get max performance out of this CPU/GPU combo, I couldn't say. But yes, the video card doesn't care what your processor is assuming you meet the other requirements.

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As long as you have a motherboard with enough power phasing directly from the pci-e slot (as there are no 6-pin or 8-pin connectors), then yes. Even though this card is pci-e 3.0, all pci-e protocol is backwards compatible. I wouldn't recommend overclocking unless you are confident in - again - the power phasing of the mobo. For example, I am running a LGA 1366 ASUS Rampage III Formula, so I have no issues with running/OC'ing the card.
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CPU doesn't really matter as far as working. If you mean, will I get max performance out of this CPU/GPU combo, I couldn't say. But yes, the video card doesn't care what your processor is assuming you meet the other requirements.
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