I've been hearing a lot of bad things about 10 series cards that came with Micron VRAM(aka Elpida). I was wondering if anyone had any luck with these cards or if they've had nothing but problems. I'll start off. So far, I am very pleased with my newest toy!
 
Games tested with my 1070 SC @1080p/Fast Sync/373.06 drivers:
 
Star Wars BF 2015: 120FPS
Ultra+FXAA High
Motion Blur:50%
FoV: 110
 
Batman AK:90FPS capped
16x AF
AA on/Textures Normal
Shadows+Detail High
GW on except interactive smoke/fog/debris off
 
TW3:100-120FPS
Post processing:Highest
Graphics:Ultra
HBAO+
HW off (not worth a 20~FPS performance hit)
 

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Reserved!

GTX 1080 Non-FTW Hybrid, 2150 boost clock, 5500 memory clock. Adaptive sync on, 100-200 FPS Rainbow Six Siege, all settings max, 1440p, w/4k textures. Max temp 43c.

Very nice! DAYUM!!!11000 MHz memory OC? And forkay textures? Makes me wish I went for the 1080 when my wife offered. She surprised me with the 1070, but she probably purposely ignored the 1080's on the shelf, lol.

EVGA SC ACX 3.0 GTX 1070.  GPU clock 2000\ Mem. clock 4006\ Voltage set to 75% \ No GPU or Mem. offsett
 
Star Wars The Old Republic
Maxed setttings
108 fps
gpu temp 40c - 45c
 
World of Warcraft
Maxed settings
60 - 80 fps
gpu temp 40c - 45c
 
Update:  Running Heaven Benchmark 4.0.  FPS 157.6 \ min. 35.4, max 321.5 \ Ultra with Normal Tessellations \ 1080 \ max temp 62c
 
PT 112%
Temp Target 92c
+109 GPU Offset
No Mem. Offset
75% Voltage
GPU Clock 2100mhz

why is my pt in the afterburner and evga poc only 112% now, for a few hours it was 122% . i havent changed anything. got the 1070 ftw

Ok, I'll Play.  I brought my GPU last week of august and no Crashes or Hangs so far on an estimated 200+ Hours of gaming.  Around 600 hrs on the Desktop.
 
Running an EVGA GTX1070 FTW (micron) on an Asus Sabertooth Z77, 16 gigs of Patriot DDR3 @ 1866 CL9-1T, driven by an i7-2600K.
Speedstep enabled and "Balanced" on Win7-x64.
Nothing overclocked.
 
Heaven

 
Valley

 
3DMark 11

 
Actual 3DMark page thinks GPU was at 641 Mhz for some reason..
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/11643299
 
Happy with my Purchase. 
 
Greene

I did a GPU boost 3.0 OC on my 1070 FTW at one point dropped it to test issues in games and will likely add that in the next day or 2 with results. That said I just ran a Firestrike run on normal (mostly use this for 1080p with no OC after my +50 mhz 960) and with a custom curve only reached 63C. The curve gets highly aggressive after the 60C mark but it keeps it cool and this is in a case so I hardly hear it. For those of you who want to see results and specs this is a GTX 1070 FTW with only power target and temp target up, no OC, running an i7 6700K OCed to 4.5 GHz (highest this one goes to stably).
 
FIRESTRIKE: http://www.3dmark.com/fs/10498287
GRAPHICS: 17217
 
FIRESTRIKE EXTREME (100mhz GPU BOOST): http://www.3dmark.com/fs/10498366
GRAPHICS: 8328
 
 
After Firestrike extreme I did play one of the games on my computer that is the hardest on the GPU. All stats are from the Precision OC log file.
 
Peak temp: 58C
GPU speed: 2100 MHz
Fan speed: 58%

The SC and base model share the same PCB, so I'll throw in my 1080 ACX 3.0 base model (mind, this PCB has a single 8 pin power plug and only a (edit) 5+1 VRM!):
 
GPU 2202MHz VRAM 11114MHz
Timespy
Timespy Stabilty Test (99.4%)
Fire Strike Ultra
Fire Strike
 
Valley

 
4K in games I can't crank up the eye candy all the way (as expected). However, my 4K TV also does 120Hz 1080p! So I'm gaming at 1080P 120Hz mostly with eye candy cranked to the max - getting super fluid (>120FPS) gameplay/FPS from Shadow Warrior 2! (4K does dip below 60 FPS - AWESOME game! And I can't believe they're selling it for $35...)
 
The way of the Wang is long and hard.   

overall...positive feedback.