Should I Build Q6600 System or Wait 4 NextGEN?

I have been planning a Q6600 System for close to a month now ever since I heard pricing was to be slashed in half by late July.

But now with Intel/AMD NextGen processors on the horizon im kind of worried I might start off way behind the ball building on last Gens chassis.

My goal is to have a viable Gaming Rig that will last me 2 good years @ least & I don't plan on playing anything Above 1360x1024.
Cost vs. Performance is important to me.

Here is my build could you give me some honest advice?

Proc :Q6600
MB : 680i SLI MB w/ 2x 16xPCI-E
Memo :EPP/SLI 4-4-4-12 800mhz Ram
Graph : 8800GTS Fac. OC 320MB
HD : 250GB Maxtor Sata2
Case : New Case
Power :EDIT*ANTEC True Power Trio 650w

I'm not going to buy another 8800gts for 2x16x SLI until I deem one isnt good enough.

Total Cost w/ 1 8800GTS $817 (not including HD, and PS)

So should I build this when the Q6600 drops or could I get MUCH BETTER performance soon after for about the same money?

P.S. If its important I have now an Athlon 4000+ San Diego (2400mhz) Single Core 333Mhz ddr1 x800xt agp videocard.

not sure its the one i have now, if it doesnt I will replace it with an SLI beast so i wont have to do it later.

I'm going with an OCZ GameXStream 600W for my Q6600/8800GTS...

Yep, change the PSU and you will be set.

1/1 would mean your ram and fsb are running at 800mhz. Without dropping your multiplier, that puts you around 3.6ghz, which you definitely aren't going to reach on air cooling with a quad core. A 667 fsb/3.0 ghz is a reasonable air cooling goal if you buy a good heatsync/fan. If you don't plan to OC, 533 ram is fine, but with 800 ram being so cheap, you may as well buy it anyway and just run it slower.

I feel fairly confident in saying you will never need 2 psu's unless you're running a server with redundant power for failover purposes. And you aren't. The p190 is future proof in the sense that there will never be a future in which it makes sense.

(Starting the countdown until someone posts a link about 2 psu's being the future and making me look like a jackass)

You're recommending a $450 1200W case for someone who is currently spending $817 on his whole pc that will work fine with a 650w psu. I understand that you've managed to use 1,100W with your 22 harddrive, multi-box setup, but you can't possibly think that its an appropriate recommendation here.

I doubt his needs will change enough to justify paying an additional 350-400 dollars on a case. But whatever, it's passed, nobody cares.

That's why this is a Forum.

yah i dont think i will need anything like that, I will have one hd, at most 2 opticals, 1 floppy, and those other things quoted.

My near future (2-3 Years) will be to add another 8800GTS & maybe a Bluray drive if I dont get a PS3.

Thanks all I feel much more confident that I have made the right choices.