PSU ATX 12V v2.3 and ATX 12V v2.4

[Bigwood daddy]

what is the difference between ATX 12V v2.3 and ATX 12V v2.4 and which one is better

 

[Rogue Leader]

They are very similar, 2.4 was just the update of the standard from 2013, it has guides for hold up time and ripple. Preferably you want the newest spec you can get.

 

[Zerk2012]

Those are just different compliance versions. You can think of it as different BIOS versions on a motherboard.
The higher the version number the more updated it is. Their also backward compatiable with older hardware.

 

[Bigwood daddy]

Those are just different compliance versions. You can think of it as different BIOS versions on a motherboard.
The higher the version number the more updated it is. Their also backward compatiable with older hardware.

so will it work with intel Pentium g4560 and gigabyte p110-d3 (h110) chipset ?

 

[Bigwood daddy]

Those are just different compliance versions. You can think of it as different BIOS versions on a motherboard.
The higher the version number the more updated it is. Their also backward compatiable with older hardware.

so will it work with intel Pentium g4560 and gigabyte p110-d3 (h110) chipset ?

 

[Rogue Leader]

so will it work with intel Pentium g4560 and gigabyte p110-d3 (h110) chipset ?

yes either one would work.

However the G4560 is Kabylake and the H110 is Skylake, the H110 needs a BIOS update to work with that CPU. You are better off buying a B250 board.