There are a lot of different arrangements for splits, and which one works for each of us is as unique as we are. If you are really going for power, a push/pull split might work, just as a workout focusing on the "big 3" lifts with a day each for bench, squats, and deads. Unless you are doing all concentration moves, I don't see how to avoid working a muscle two days in a row. Bench is for chest, or so it seems. But it's also triceps, delts, lats, lower back, and even some leg in there. Squats and deads, although different movements, are very much total-body lifts with just a little different angle and focus for each particular movement.
Some food for thought... If it works for you now, it won't soon enough. If you are doing a program for more than 2 months, you're selling yourself short. Changing it up shocks your muscles into new growth. I don't like to go any more than 6 weeks with the same routine, and each time I go in, I'm constantly making minor changes in angle, speed, negs, DB vs BB, and other things. You have to force your body to grow. Don't let it get used to anything or else you'll be stuck in a never-ending plateau.
