Pretty sure the 1070 does not support HDR--as it predates the GPUs that do. Basically, with AMD it's the RX-5000-series and newer that support it, and with nVidia it's the RTX-2000 series and newer that support HDR. Earlier cards do not.
Also, there is a 3d API option in D3d versions and elsewhere that has been around for a long time also called "hdr" unfortunately...;) High Dynamic Range in the old days does not mean what it means today...! Also, it's not just HDR hardware, but how well the game software supports HDR is a huge factor. Some HDR games look terrible--washed out, so bad you immediately want to turn HDR off. But some games do a fantastic job with HDR--RDR2 does a very good job with it, and so does No Man's Sky (latest patches and versions), but the best HDR I've ever seen in a game with my 5700XT is Baldur's Gate 3--at 4k HDR it is drop-dead gorgeous--it's my default for running the game--looks noticeably superior to the standard non-HDR display, imo.