NEW pc - help with new build

[love_cp]

hello i've come across with all overclockings with the:
thermaltake v9 case
p5q motherboard
SLI ram 1066mhz (2x1gig stick) running at 4-4-4-13
e2140cpu from 1.6ghz to 3.4ghz
vcore on v1.36 idle 30, max 50
single 9800gtx+ oc to 850/2000/1200 idle at 40c max load 65c
Thermaltake 650w qfan toughpower modular psu.

problem is now im planning to build a new overclocking system and checking if these will clock well.

thermaltake SPEDO case (with liquid coolings)
p5q PRO
INTEL xeon quadcore 3360@ 2.83 ghz
4 gig SLI ram 1066 (4x1gig 1066mhz)
planning to get Crossfire card at around Aus $200 each


with the new system im planning to get, i am not too sure of the p5q pro with qx3360 if they will work well togther and so far i cannot afford to get 780i but will go for p5q pro for now.
any advice would be greatful and please post and say something if theres anything wrong with this build thx.

 

[geofelt]

What will this build be used for?

If gaming, spend your money on better vga cards, not the cpu.

 

[love_cp]

What will this build be used for?

If gaming, spend your money on better vga cards, not the cpu.

the new build will be for gaming, VGA will be 2 ATI crossfire at around $200-300 each Or just a single HD4870 1gb card (will add another in future) which will be good enough for todays gaming, mainly i just wanna see if the p5q pro+qx3360 cpu will overclock well together.(looking for around stable 4ghz+)

 

[jsc]

I would like to be wrong, but I do not think that you will be able to reach 4+ GHz with any of the available C2Q's without using watercooling or something more exotic.

 

[love_cp]

yes there will b a liquid cooling system as i mentioned above for cpu and vga inside the spedo case. so from your point, i'll most likely hit 4ghz stable?