I just got in my 1070 FTW Hybrid. So far I am able to get 100+ on Core 300+ Mem.  100% voltage   It seems stable but down clocks while running folding @ home to 2086mhz/4101mhz @ 54degrees.   I am pretty happy with it so far.

K-Boost didn't work in 6.0.6 properly, even when enabled it would still fluctuate core clock and voltages, so I've given up on K-Boost for now, and just left settings on my 1080 F|E to stock voltage, with +Power Target 120% and a +134mMhz OC to core, and +500Mhz memory clock with an extreme fan curve. Happy with my results on this card.
Looks like you guys are getting some pretty nice OCs out of the 1070's FTWS, good to hear. 

matthewfarmery
I don't really see false advertising here, there are a few things to note, cards might not be able to achieve high OC results, even from the same manufacturer, You have the DT model (1070 / 80) that fails testing, which I think proves that not all cards can make the grade.
 
Some people might only be able to push the core and memory by a tiny bit, while others can push their gcard a bit more. basically the silicon lottery.
 
So not really sure why you are saying there is false advertising?

I say its false advertising when a company has a review done on there product and it shows clear as hell that it has Samsung memory then you get a micron and its not performing like the review states that's false advertising. http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/95446-evga-geforce-gtx-1070-ftw-gaming-acx-30/?page=2
 
This review is linked to EVGA video card and it shows the info. They should have a review done on it with the micron now see what happens. 
If you bought a car for example with a Samsung motor and it was reviewed as a fast car. Then you go and spend a lot of money on it and it has a micron motor in it made by Pinto manufacturing. And runs like crap you would be made. Same as the video card trick they performed.
 

I have noticed something on my FTW Hybrid's.   I have 100+ core 400+ mem with 100% voltage and 100% power target / 83c temp set to priority.    I get better (800-1000points) 3dmark fire strike leaving it at those settings then ramping up the power target/temp to 122%/91c.  I am getting 25,717pts (25,500-25,700) with a 5820k @ 4.4ghz - 2400mhz 64GB DDR4.
 
Not really sure how to overclock on GPU boost 3.0 nor what it means with extra power target.

I just got EVGA GTX 1070 FTW, and this is my first attempt to overclock this card.
My card have a micron chip, who reported not as good as samsung chip.
 
Using MSI Afterburner, I set voltage to 100% and power to 112% with 80% fan.
Set Core clock : +100MHz , Memory clock : +400MHz

Passed 3DMark FireStrike & Timespy without any trouble.

 

Micron chip isn't that bad.
I love my FTW card.

I know I'm late to the party, but I've only had my card for a few weeks and built a new rig. I feel like I may have won the silicon lottery with my GTX 1070 FTW.
 
I wanted to keep power/voltage at stock to not wear the card down, and I've achieved a stable +100 core clock (just over 2100 MHz) and +400 Memory Clock, which could likely go higher but I didn't want to push it any more.
 
Needless to say, I'm very happy with my scores.
 
-Ben
 
 

Hey.
I have a Question.
How dangerous is the +100% Voltage Setting in Precesion X for long term using ? Is it even worth using it ?
And is it normal that Precesion X dont show any changes you make to the Voltage ? It still shows 1062 with my 1070 FTW.
Newest Version installed.
 
My FTW runs with 2100/4500 with some but not all games i play,  so i want to try if a bit more Voltage would help.
Thanks.

got a 1070 ftw dt core clock +206  power limit 106 fan at 100%  stable folding at 34 degrees in a open 1366 board gpu shark reporting it at 2113.0MHz  :)

When you say +100% voltage I assume you mean you entered 100 in the voltage setting. That is 100% voltage, not +100% (which would be 200% voltage). I believe putting voltage anywhere near +100% (200%) would immediately kill your GPU. the highest precisionx allows is 112% I think. My current stable OC is 105% Voltage, +100 Core clock (about 2100Mhz), and +400 Memory Clock. I just replaced my Motherboard and CPU from a Haswell i5 to a skylake i7-6700k, and my new Heaven Benchmark is 2976. The processor doesn't make a huge difference, but clearly made some difference.
 
If you have any other questions feel free to ask.
 
-Ben

Well, i mean the scale on the left on the starting screen , it goes from 0-100 and its % and  not +mv like in the older precision X versions.
Badly expressed but i think you know what i mean.
Btw, 100% is max there, i think you talk about powertarget.