Test the system without any overclocks.

I thought CPU parking only worked on i7s?  And I just did a clean format/reinstall and it seems to still be happening.  I also started recording frame time cause I notice slight frame skip/hitches.
 
Updated all motherboard drivers/bios.  And reverted all OC to default settings.
 
Edit: I said slight stuttering but it's bad, and one of the main reasons I returned my 970 because I thought it was the 970s fault.  However it's back with the 680 after having it in for like a week.
 

 
 

I don't even remember any more, but it's been quite a few as I would update them every 2 weeks or so hoping the issue would go away when I had my 970.  Currently on 350.12 but I can slowly go down the list to see if it helps.

Yes, try all available drivers to see if you can find one that helps the issue. If none of the available drivers help fix the issue try testing the card in another machine to see if the issue follows the card.

Your system may be damaging your cards that's why I recommended you test the cards in another machine to check and see if they work without issues in another PC. Your issue does sound like a driver issue though... http://forums.evga.com/900-Series-GPU-Usage-Dropout-Test-Resolved-m2275993.aspx
 
 

Might want to try clearing your CMOS to see if it has any effect.

Also gonna add as far as stuttering goes i logged into wow last night and it started out a stuttery mess but after playing for a bit i don't think it happened any more. I switched over to gta5 after tge raid and didn't notice any stuttering (but its so fast paced compared to wow i might overlook it, i dunno). After gta5 i got back on wow which was stuttering immediately. 

Heavenswake
Haven't got around to testing cmos yet but i set up memtest be for i went to sleep. Its still running but there are currently 42 errors. I'm not familiar with ram or memtest but could the issue lie there?

Yes.

Heavenswake
Well I ran memtest 86+ to try and figure out more info, 5 hours later produced no errors.  So I don't know what to think about that.

When running memtest86+ you should test all sticks individually. Testing them all at once could make the test miss errors.

Video is private.

Didn't notice any stuttering in that video. Your FPS was at 60 FPS most of the time.

Trying something and so far it might be working... well kinda working.  I don't know if the stuttering is gone completely or it just isn't acting up atm but what I think what might be the problem is my 1440p monitor or cable.
 
Right now I am running my 1080p monitor by itself via DVI to HDMI and haven't really noticed the stuttering, or maybe it's less apparent.  It's too early to tell without playing like this for a while.
 
However what I think might be the issue (or making it worse) is the fact my 1440p monitor is seen as 59hz by windows, despite it being a 60hz monitor and nvidia control panel saying it's 60.  I googled around and people said it doesn't make a difference, but what I found out is I got a skip/stutter/.5 second freeze EVERY 20 seconds (I timed this).  I found a solution that said to make a custom resolution and do manual timing to 60.001hz and windows would see it as 60hz, which it did and the 20 second stutter stopped.  However I think that is now causing the severe stuttering.  Which I don't see on my 1080p monitor since it's seen as 60hz by everything.
 
Going to keep it like this and see how things turn out. 

I've nailed -part- of the problem to dual monitor with my main screen being 1440p.  If I set my main monitor down to 1080p the stuttering goes away.  And using either monitor by itself the stuttering goes away. 

Strange that it only happens when running multiple monitors. Keep us posted.

Weird. Running your 1440p monitor at 1080p isn't really a solution.