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Experimental gets updated waaay more often than the other, stable branches, they don't push out a whole announcement every time.
So, every time one of those updates comes in, even if its just like 2.6 mb?
Time to potentially recompile all your shaders, for potentially everything.
I also use Experimental, but you gotta realize that by using it, ... you're a guinea pig.