....and this one doesn't have an expiration date. (Saw this on TA News Page)
8014.468
EDIT - Here's the list of improvements on the 8013 and 8014 cores:
2.8014.468 fix: all: bad results caused by build .466.
fix: all: packets were saved and reloaded after buffer update.
fix: all: current packet wasn't discarded on contest closure.
fix: all: exited without crunching with "-n 1" option.
2.8013.467 new: 68k: new, faster RC5 cores (previously only available in
the AmigaOS client)
new: x86: new, faster RC5 core for the P4.
new: ia64: new 4 pipeline ansi core, used by ia64.
imp: all: add support for a second argument to -test/-bench, the
number to use. example: 'dnetc -test rc5 8'
imp: some: OGR behaves more predictably on non-preemptive systems.
new: macos: dnetc can now find its support files in the active
systems "Application Support" or "Preferences" folder.
8014.468
EDIT - Here's the list of improvements on the 8013 and 8014 cores:
2.8014.468 fix: all: bad results caused by build .466.
fix: all: packets were saved and reloaded after buffer update.
fix: all: current packet wasn't discarded on contest closure.
fix: all: exited without crunching with "-n 1" option.
2.8013.467 new: 68k: new, faster RC5 cores (previously only available in
the AmigaOS client)
new: x86: new, faster RC5 core for the P4.
new: ia64: new 4 pipeline ansi core, used by ia64.
imp: all: add support for a second argument to -test/-bench, the
number to use. example: 'dnetc -test rc5 8'
imp: some: OGR behaves more predictably on non-preemptive systems.
new: macos: dnetc can now find its support files in the active
systems "Application Support" or "Preferences" folder.