Is This a Balanced €2,500 Gaming PC Build for Finland?

The overall setup is solid, but the power supply is probably oversized. Check the graphics card’s recommended wattage and use a reliable PSU calculator; a lower-wattage model could save money while still leaving plenty of headroom.

There are several places to improve value: a less expensive cooler should be enough for the 9800X3D, and DDR5-6000 CL30 memory from a cheaper brand would be a good choice. You could also compare graphics cards with similar performance at a lower price. The H5 Flow is usable, but its included fans are limited and lack PWM control, so a case with stronger airflow or a few additional fans would be preferable. A quality 750W or 850W Gold-rated power supply should also be sufficient for this system, making the 1000W unit unnecessary.

The build should perform very well, but you could save money by using a Ryzen 7 7800X3D instead. In most games, the performance difference compared with the 9800X3D may be difficult to notice. Some non-ASUS alternatives could also reduce the price without giving up much.

I’d consider switching to a Radeon RX 9070 XT and stepping down to a Ryzen 7 7800X3D if those parts are better priced locally. That could free enough of the budget for a 2TB SSD while keeping gaming performance excellent. I’d also choose a case with better airflow and PWM fans, since the current case only includes two basic fans.