Omarlink,
 
This could be caused by one of 2 issues.  It could be an effect of the update to Precision or it could be an NVidia Control Panel setting.
 
To address the Precision side of this, uninstall Precision and go to the folder where it was stored: C:\Program Files (x86)\EVGA
There delete anything related to Precision after the uninstall.
Then reinstall Precision and see if that helps.
What this will do is clear any old presettings from the old install that may not be behaving.
 
If addressing Precision does not work, open NVidia Control Panel.
Go to Manage 3D Settings.
In the Global Settings tab, go down to Power Management Mode.
Make sure this is set to adaptive.
 
Between these 2, it should resolve the lack of the auto downclock that is not functioning.
 
On a side note, the temperature you are showing here in the screen shot attached is very cool for this card at full clock speed.  I understand this is not under load, but if this doesnt resolve it for some reason, let us know here and we can try to find another solution, but in the mean time, I wouldnt be worried.

pcmaster00
Omarlink,
 
 
open NVidia Control Panel.
Go to Manage 3D Settings.
In the Global Settings tab, go down to Power Management Mode.
Make sure this is set to adaptive.
 

as above but try the "optimal" settings as that is the default
 
that's what i would do before uninstalling XOC, time is money as they say :D
 

Thank you every one,
 
I follow the steps and fixed the problem. 
 
"DIT: Yeah, doing a reinstall and a clean driver install fixed it for me. Guess there was something lingering from the install with my original 1070 FTW causing issue with the replacement in Precision and Afterburner."