Hi Vladimir!



 VladimirK:

the official distributions of pytorch do not support 3.5 compute capabilities.


I had a similar issue a couple of years ago, and was provided a link
to some legacy binaries that I can no longer access.
For what it’s worth, here’s the (dead?) link:
Legacy PyTorch binaries on Google Drive 3
@ptrblck directed me to this link and I believe that the binaries were
built by @peterjc123.
I was able to find a windows binary on that link that supported my old
(laptop) gpu.  But I had to go back to the archaic pytorch version 0.3.0
to do so.
For additional context, here is the original thread:

  
    
    
    Pre-built pytorch for CUDA [compute capability] 3.0 on windows? 
  
  
    Hi Forum! 
Would anybody know of a pre-built pytorch windows / CUDA 3.0 
version?  (It’s windows 10, if that matters.) 
I’m aware that pytorch no longer formally supports older CUDA 
versions, but I have seen older pre-built packages floating 
around on the internet – just not this configuration. 
(I will be installing pytorch on an older laptop with a CUDA 3.0 
quadro k1100m graphics card.  I’ll just be monkeying around, 
so I don’t need the gpu, but I’d like to monkey around with 
the gpu, as …
  


Best.
K. Frank