LeePeyton

On 2012...... I predict stupid people will keep being stupid people. When nothing happens the next fear will be plotted.

Very clever spin on things, a board where people have to earn the write to scream their silly opinions on what team doesn't or does suck; I mean politics.

wiki "Another limitation is that flash memory has a finite number of erase-write cycles. Most commercially available flash products are guaranteed to withstand around 100,000 write-erase-cycles, before the wear begins to deteriorate the integrity of the storage." On average if the write-erase-cycle is 100,000 I'm sure that would go fast compared to a platter drive. The Flash also writes slower. Mechanical hard drives will stay till they think of something more cost effective or flash gets cheaper and more capable.

I'm new to this forum but I'm a science geek. Sorry if this is way off topic for your forum but I thought this would have enough science involved to ask this question and hear an intelligent debate. The car in question is a MR2 Turbo. To cool the engine bay on a MR2 turbo there is the radiator mounted up front and passive cooling over the motor; Air rushes under the car and out the vented engine bay hood. The conflict is that a common modification to the car is putting two 11 inch 850CFM fans under the hood vent. My personal hypothesis on this is that the fans would restrict air flow because they can only move 850CFM thus a limited RPM. A sales rep. told me that the passive cooling would still take place the fans would just help. I just think that the fans can only spin so fast and a open free flowing area to constrict as little air flow as possible would be the best way to cool the engine bay. Essentially stating that the stock way it cools the engine bay with rushing winds dependent on the speed of the car is more effective than the fans. I'm not sure how fans would work with forced passive cooling like on a vehicle. So, I wanted to see what you guys thought. If you guys need any pictures feel free to ask I'll post what I can. Thanks and have a nice day.