I assume @peterjc123 used this repo 17 to create the legacy Windows binaries. So you might find these paths there.
I’m unfortunately not really familiar with Windows installations etc.



 KFrank:

so would you know if there is a
way I can figure out the compute capability from the unzipped file,
even if I can’t install it?


There might be a way using strings, grep and check all strings for the compute capability in the libraries.
Something like this might work, but I’m not even sure which library really contains all the interesting strings:
strings torch/lib/libnvrtc-builtins.so | grep -Eo 'compute_[0-9]+' | sort --unique

Consider it a really dirty hack, but you might get lucky with this command.
That being said, I’m currently not sure, if Windows has similar tools to inspect a .dll