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Yeah, this. There's tons of esoteric old stuff that just doesn't work with anything newer. And a lot of it is in the sorts of embedded/industrial systems that entire enterprises are built around. "Grossly overpay for the archaic thing you need or go out of business" isn't a hard choice to make.

Bitch I gave this stuff away to the protons at furthermore the one year!!! Registration was lit with free ram for those who asked, why?

aw boo no SODIMM EDO

Honestly not a bad price for someone looking for a 32MB SIMM to use in a SIMMCONN to upgrade the MIDI soundfont memory on their AWS64 soundcard.

I think that i have some of those in boxes of disassembled laptop parts that I've hoarded over the years. I could be rich!

I actually bought a 64 MB RAM stick for a printer only about ten years ago.

I remember buying my first MB of RAM in the early 90s. 4x256KB SIMMs. I don’t remember exactly how much it cost, but I do remember it hurt handing over the cash. I’m guessing something like £40 per module in 1991 money.

I'm not sure it's a joke, it's listed on Amazon directly as well. It's listed as memory for some older model printers, but i wonder if it'd work as a funny upgrade in some systems. A P1-166Mhz with 128Mb of ram could be funny.

Luxury! My first computer had 48 kB of RAM.

I have 1TB of 32GB PC4-3200 RDIMMs. I paid $20 each and I really need to get off my ass and sell that shit while I can.

Kinda reminding you of the good old days, when things were actually simpler

HPE won't even quote us DIMMs unless it's part of a server order... Fuck AI.