apt-get install Windows

So I bought them, the IE80s' that is, I'm very happy with them.
 
Appreciate all the help everybody

Glad you are still motivated to continue the build. I'm looking forward to seeing more of the project, despite the setback

Always wanted to build a hackintosh myself, followed your thread

sounds good!
btw. the dt770 u get in 32ohm, 80ohm and 250ohm versions.

The goal for this build was to be completely and absurdly overkill for everything my friend can throw at it.  He has more than enough money to build this and not bat an eyelash. He is a 3d designer by trade, and plans on getting into 3 printing as well. Please keep all the comments about how overkill this is out of this thread.  We don't care.  We've heard it.  We know it's obscenely overkill.  Neither of us care.
 
I planned the final details on this forum and if anyone is curious, here is the thread.
 
With that said, I've been planning this build with my friend for over 2 months.  I'm sure there will be things that we planned wrong, or chose the wrong part.  We're both expecting to have to return parts and switch them.  I'll be documenting the progress of the build.  I know this thread will be a popular one, so I'll lay out our timetable so people don't go crazy wondering when the next update will be.
 
The build will consist of 3 phases with 1-2 weeks between each phase for planning, part fabrication, etc.
Phase 1: Aircooled build - Just get all the hardware running, playing nice, do burn ins, and make sure the system is stable.
Phase 2: Clean up - Make the build pretty, get everything put in to place, all hardware mounted where it belongs for phase 3.
Phase 3: Watercooling - Take the pretty to the next level, and make this rig silent with a fully custom watercooling loop.
 
Component list:  
Mobo: Asus Z9PE-D8
CPU: 2x Xeon E-5-2697V2
GPU: 2x Titan Z
Memory: 8x CORSAIR DOMINATOR GT 8GB DDR3 1866  Model: CMT32GX3M4X1866C9 (two of the 32gb kits.)
SSD: 8x Intel 730 Series 480GB in Raid 10.
HDD: 4x Seagate ST4000VN000 4TB in Raid 10.  
Raid card: Areca ARC-1882IX-12NC (Being returned, new card TBD)
Sound card: Soundblaster ZxR
Case: Cross Desk. http://www.redharbin...-desk-complete/
Power Supply: 2x Corsair AX1500 
 
Pre build (most of the parts laying inside the cross desk): 

 
 
August 1st:

 
August 2nd:  
August 15th weekend:
 
August 22: 
Sept 5th:
 
April 19th: 

I cannot speak about D770 since I do not  own them. But I do own Momentums, they sound great, feel great and have great durable case.

DT770 is not the most portable and its not the most gainly, but most would concede that DT's are better then the Momentum.