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Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), the company traditionally known for designing chips for high-end video game graphics on PCs, has ushered in a new era of AI. The generative AI chatbot ChatGPT quickly picked up tens of millions of users starting in late 2022, creating ballooning interest in other generative AI services — nearly all of which are “trained” using Nvidia semiconductor systems.

What followed was an epic financial report unlike anything seen before. Cloud infrastructure companies are all scrambling to buy as many AI training chips as they can get their hands on. But Nvidia has a new way to access its hardware that makes AI easier and more affordable to train than ever before: DGX Cloud.

Let’s get up to speed on what generative AI services like ChatGPT are. AI-powered software has been around for decades, quietly working behind the scenes to do things like organize and present information on the internet or auto-fill words while users type in a word document.

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The most budget-friendly graphics card in NVIDIA‘s (NASDAQ: NVDA) RTX 4000 series is coming on June 29. The RTX 4060, priced at $299, will come about one month after the pricier RTX 4060 Ti was launched.

Like the RTX 4060 Ti, the RTX 4060 will likely provide minimal performance gains over its predecessor. According to Tom’s Hardware, the RTX 4060 Ti is somewhere around 10% faster than the RTX 3060 Ti depending on the resolution. That’s just not a huge improvement.

Among current-generation graphics cards, the RTX 4060 may be the best option at the $300 price point. But the collapse in demand for PCs has created a surplus of last-gen graphics cards, and prices have been falling off a cliff. These discounted graphics cards will be the toughest competition for NVIDIA’s new mainstream product.

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Nvidia's Newest Service Makes It Easier Than Ever to Train AI — What Investors Need to Know

Cheap Last-Gen Graphics Cards Will Make NVIDIA's RTX 4060 a Tough Sell