How about these ABit Siluro GF4 cards?

[lordex]

Product link for both 4600 and 4400

Seems to be built on nvidia's reference design, so I guess should be as good as the rest of the pack?
Didn't see any bundled software except a DVD player, though.

 

[Tectron]

I have one, It really rocks, and overclocks well compared to my past VooDoo 3 . The s-video out is proprietary though, as I stated in another thread, I dont have the cable that came with the card. It comes with overclock software and visual enhancement programs.

 

[Rand]

I've not personally tested any of Abit's GF4 models as yet so I can't really offer a definitive opinion but judging by past standards I'm not terribly hopeful.
Never been much of a fan of Abit's graphics cards, their generally over-priced and quality of manufacture often seems to be a notch below many other reputable manufacturers. They've not shown any desire to make their boards stand out as anything beyond another generic reference design with the basic features.
With 2D visual quality that usually ranks as distinctly average among nVidia boards, and decent if slightly slow RMA practices I've never seen much to recommend Abit over many of the alternative options available.