This is the final result. My computer 3dmark capability(i5 750+1070) just like (Core i7 5960X + GTX980), a great upgrade for 3dmark so far. will test AoS later tomorrow
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/14056040
That score will certainly indicate that you can game well on that setup. However, you are definitely bottlenecking that card quite a bit. My FireStrike score is almost identical, and I have an RX480...a card half the price of your 1070. (Also, this run was with the GPU at stock speeds)
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/9866490
Your graphics score is notably higher, as it should be, but the combined test is nearly identical, and that'll be more indicative of many real-world games (though not all). So as several others have said: it's a fine solution, especially if you are cash strapped at the moment and won't be upgrading your CPU for a little while longer, but you should upgrade it soon, or you're leaving so much power on the table from that 1070.
Now, if you only use your computer for gaming, and you are fine with this level of performance, then leave it: it'll still play most games pretty well for the next few years, though for heavily processor dependent ones, it may perform notably worse than a mid-range card on a fast CPU.
I do a lot with my machine outside of gaming (I'm a photographer who regularly deals with very large images), so the processor speed is a bit more important than pure gaming performance in my case, but everyone's use case is different.