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Since this is your second time posting this, and you still haven't really decided, check out this guide http://www.head-fi.org/t/534479/mad-lust-envys-headphone-gaming-guide-2-17-2015. Thousands of pages to surf through, and you can easily search for any of the headphones you just listed. Mind...

Since you like the AKG house sound, why not look into the AKG K545 or AKG K845 for a portable? Still fairly neutral with some decent subbass.

If you are wanting something you can wear all day, and is a good all arounder, I would suggest Sennheiser HD600s. They are not the best if you are a competitive FPS gamer, something like CS:GO, but for everything else they are great, and scale well with different amps. Another one would be...

Your motherboards amp will only give extra power to the back 3.5mm jacks, not the front. The G4ME Zero is a good headset, but is there any reason for wanting the closed back version over the open back G4ME One? The open back will give a bigger soundstage, for less bass, which is better for a...

Best is very subjective. First, do you want open or closed headphones? Open will leak sound so others nearby will hear you, and you will hear other people nearby. If open is fine, sennheiser hd558 are always recommend in the ~$100 bracket, along with ad700x. If you need isolation at all you...

any headset can be used with the ps4 controller. So something like the Sennheiser G4ME Zero can be plugged in to the ps4 controller, you just need an adapter that combines the headset and microphone signal. Additionally, you can buy the Vmoda BoomPro cable, and any headset that has a detachable...

dt770 pro 32 ohms are 180 currently on amazon. You won't need to buy an amp with them, and you get most of the sound of the 250 ohm. If you want something more portable the Vmoda m100 is also a very fun bass headphone.

They are nice headphones for general gaming, but not good for positional accuracy in a FPS. If you do get them you will need to buy the vmoda boom pro mic, and probably the XL pads for comfort.

Do you want closed heaphones or open? Open headphones leak sound so other will hear your audio and you will hear other people nearby. If that is okay, the Sennheiser G4ME one are a good headset. If there are other people normally near you, you probably want closed back. A good pair would be the...

If you are going to be using them as a portable headphone that kind of limits your options. creative aurvana live 2! ath-m50x AKG k545 Sony Mdr-1r I haven't heard any of these variations, but are all recommended on head-fi for being over-ear portable headphones that are fairly comfortable.

You should be aware some headphones will need an amp, such as the dt990 pro, or dt770 250 ohm. The Sennheisers need a small amp to help fill out the bass due to an impedance spike. What exactly is your budget for the setup?

Sennheiser HD558 or HD589, Phillips Fidelio x1 or x2, and Audio Technica AD700x or AD900x are great.