Liking the 3ch potential for any FM2 CPU (aka you can upgrade from highend Trinity to Komodo), but more notably you can see AMD is shifting to a (bi)yearly cycle for motherboards. There's much less incentive to be backwards compatible nowadays, they just drag on the dev process and imply unnecessary concessions.

3ch will be great for the high-end, ~280mm (or so) Trinity, as the upgraded GPU desperately needs bandwidth; the smaller version with 2 cores and a cut down GPU can still work on FM1 and be enough for most notebooks/ITX setups.

But then you can see how AM3+/990X is a dead-end platform (they really want to get I/O on and remove HTT) that's gonna last about a year or so, maybe a bit more IF AMD releases any Komodos with AM3+ support- unlikely though.