Yes, you would have thought so and that is indeed what we’ve been doing, but the latest Windows driver reports CUDA 13.2 rather than 13.3 (see my earlier post here).
Having to cross-reference CUDA and driver release dates and then install said drivers to verify also isn’t the simplest approach, hence why I am asking if this information is published anywhere and if not, why not (it may be that things have changed as of CUDA 13.0 and there is something I am not understanding).