1mb x 1 memory chips for printers

You seems not to realize that all these old memories before FPM is no longer made, this cause that price to explode. Even EDO is cut severely in production or few productors has stopped putting out EDO stuff. Secondly, seems only that 1M x 1bit DIPs is most unpopular type and most rare to find anywhere even still socketed in old boards. Since then, I have only seen this kind 8 years ago on my rare few fingers on one hand. At that time, 64K and 256K chips of any bits is wildly popular and jumped right over 1M x 1bit and 1M x 4bits to 30 and 72 simms. Even I didn't own none of indivdual 1M chips on my hand ever used or new except for one soldered down 8MB intel 32bit card using 1M x 1bit 80ns DIPs for Intel 386 motherboard I found at junkyard for $5 2 yr ago. it's still gathering dust since I haven't seen Intel 386 motherboard for that 8MB card. Very frustrating to watch prices climb to sky-high prices on these stuff. There are too many working 486 and Pentiums even early slot 1 in use using 30pin or 72pin. As well as still-useful Mac machines still use both FPM and EDO in both 30pin, 72pin simms and DIMMs (that's right there's FPM and EDO DIMMs, saw EDO DIMM in late IBM pentium box few days ago.) as well as other types of memories especially for video. Keep digging for very old clone 286 and 386dx, 386sx motherboards these often used DIP chips either 256K or 1M in each socket. You might score one full of 1M x 1bit chips. Also some early deskpros used socketed DIPs as well. Or, just pay through the nose and lose few appendages even losing sexual ability if you have to grab those duious "golden" memory pieces. Cheers, Wizard