If you find an .EXE file, that means it contains either a self-extracting archive (SFX) or an installer - in any case, inside that file you will also find .INFs and .SYSs once extracted.
Some files can be unpacked with 7-Zip, others will require the use of Universal Extractor or even need to be executed and have their contents grabbed from %TEMP%.
Anyway, you can easily compare driver version on our devices page as found here: http://driverpacks.net/DriverPacks/devices.php?pag=c
Apart from that, I can only urge you to try and simply run a test install.
If there's devices missing afterwards, you're most welcome to come back here and report.
We usually do not appreciate users asking whether it will work when they haven't even tried it 