i would have gone for the vanilla x58 not the LE the le only has a 3 year where the vanilla has a lifetime warranty. instead of 2 285's id look at a single 480 (price is going to be about the same and so will the performance. the cooler, the v8 is ok but the megahalems or H50 is a better choice. your hdds choice id reccomend smaller drives for the raid and a large storage for b/u .

other than that looks good.
 
psu the corsair hx1000 is a good choice.

Antec TPQ1200 or Enermax Galaxy EVO 1250W, or Enermax Revolution85+ 1050W

or SR-2 1200W PSU! FTW! just wait for them to release this PSU then see what your options are!

 Ya what every body else is saying. The GTX 480 is the way to go if you can get your hand on one. I have the LE and it's a great board. 

Save some money and go with the i7 920 or 930 and overclock it to get the performance (and better) of the 950.  The 920 is almost $300 less than the 950 at newegg.  Other than that I would have to agree with everyone else about the video cards.

Comparison of the 920, 930, & 950 specs at newegg.com

your comparison link didnt work

now THATS a sig...

No one commented on the memory, so I guess it's good?

HarryD

EVGA X58 SLI LE motherboard 
Intel i7-950 3.06 LGA1366
Cooler Master "V8" CPU cooler
Corsair Dominator 6Gb (3X2) Cas 7, Timing 7-8-7-20
2 EVGA GTX 285's
1 EVGA 9800 GTX+
4 Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB SATA drives
Sony DVD SATA drive
Sony DVD/RW SATA drive
Siverstone TJ07 case
 
Any thoughts on a power supply? Nothing less then 1000W.
 
I already have the motherboard, 9800GTX, CPU cooler, both DVD drives and case.
 

Crap.  The motherboard and CPU cooler should have been changed.  You can get better CPU coolers for less money.  The Scythe Mugen 2 costs under $40 and offers better performance.  The Xigmatek Dark Knight costs $45 and performs around the same as the Mugen 2.  As for the motherboard, the LE isn't the best for overclocking.  You would have been much better off getting a normal EVGA X58 and an i7 930.

The RAM is fine.  Don't go for the GTX 285s at this point, a single GTX 480 is a much better choice.  As for the power supply, go for the Antec TPQ 1200W.  Great price to performance ratio.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371032&cm_re=Antec_TPQ_1200w-_-17-371-032-_-Product

Why go with a DX10 card? you can buy a 5870 and same some cash.

I've always had nVidia cards and never a problem with them.
How can you be sure to get a D0 or C0 processor if you buy it online?
Would my parts list be good if I don't do any overclocking?
(I never had the desire to overclock any of my previous systems)

I got the 9800GTX for physx, but I'd guess it's not needed with the DX11 cards.
I'd like to build a stable gaming rig without the need to overclock.
My last system lasted 4 years before it was unable to play the newest games.

<new specs>
EVGA X58 SLI LE motherboard 
Intel i7-950 3.06 LGA1366
Cooler Master "V8" CPU cooler
Corsair Dominator 6Gb (3X2) Cas 7, Timing 7-8-7-20
1 EVGA GTX 480's (dual SLI not needed anymore?)
4 Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB SATA drives
Sony DVD SATA drive
Sony DVD/RW SATA drive
 Antec TPQ-1200 or Corsair HX1000 ???
Siverstone TJ07 case
and thanks for letting me bug you guys...

HarryD

I've always had nVidia cards and never a problem with them.
How can you be sure to get a D0 or C0 processor if you buy it online?
Would my parts list be good if I don't do any overclocking?
(I never had the desire to overclock any of my previous systems)

I got the 9800GTX for physx, but I'd guess it's not needed with the DX11 cards.
I'd like to build a stable gaming rig without the need to overclock.
My last system lasted 4 years before it was unable to play the newest games.

<new specs>
EVGA X58 SLI LE motherboard 
Intel i7-950 3.06 LGA1366
Cooler Master "V8" CPU cooler
Corsair Dominator 6Gb (3X2) Cas 7, Timing 7-8-7-20
1 EVGA GTX 480's (dual SLI not needed anymore?)
4 Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB SATA drives
Sony DVD SATA drive
Sony DVD/RW SATA drive
 Antec TPQ-1200 or Corsair HX1000 ???
Siverstone TJ07 case
and thanks for letting me bug you guys...

You are more likely going to get a DO cpu nowadays.  Everything looks good and should work fine.  Just thought you might want to save a few hundred dollars going with the 920.  You could put that money towards a second GTX 480.  I still think that for games that use Physx that the 9800gtx (used as a ppu) would be better than just a GTX 480 running all the graphics and Physx (I could be wrong though).   I would suggest browsing the X58 Mobo section of the forums and look at some of the overclocking info available and maybe asks some questions about it before you buy the cpu.  I had never oc'ed a cpu before my 920 and I found it to be fairly easy to get a stable 3.8GHz (P95 and Linx).