So apparently the enhancement totem (steady 200 AP) is under budget when compared to similar relics for other classes (200 agi/str, for example) and as a result, the *elemental* totem (200 haste) is better for enhancement than the enhancement totem is.
http://www.wowhead.com/?item=47666
http://www.wowhead.com/?item=47667
The incredible irony of this, is that the elemental totem may actually be bad for elemental Shaman. The extra 200 haste is not nearly enough to add a 6th lightning bolt to the rotation (requires 1400+ haste) and, at best, can be used to simply smooth the 5 LB rotation a bit and compensate for time lost while moving or doing other things. It may, situationally, provide better dps than Totem of Hex, but it is hardly obvious how or why this would be the case in general.
When will Blizzard learn from experience (TotPE, TotEP etc.) that their intuition about Shaman relics is inherently flawed? I don't have *any hope* that this will be fixed before 3.3, if at all. It's bad enough that this totem is so terribly flawed, but it was the only non-tier badge item that elemental shaman could have equipped anyway. Double burn.
If you're wondering whether Totem of Hex will last forever, it will maybe (??) be surpassed by Thunderfall Totem once you get the T9 set bonus:
http://www.wowhead.com/?item=45255