Temple of Silicon Inside a Computer

Photorealistic interior scene of a grand ancient temple nestled inside an open computer case. The temple is carved from polished silicon and dark marble-like resin, with ornate copper traces forming columns, arches, and railings. The forest of motherboard traces glows with bioluminescent blue and amber LEDs. The floor is a reflective tempered glass panel etched with microchip glyphs, while the walls are the inner chassis plates with engraved circuit patterns. The ceiling resembles a lattice of translucent resin panels containing swirling data or starlight. The altar at the center is a luminous CPU socket or silicon data-core, pulsing with soft cyan light. Surrounding statues resemble transistors and diodes, with tiny cooling fans as ceremonial bells. Soft mist from heated copper wires drifts through the air, dust motes illuminated by beams of light. Realistic textures: metal, glass, silicon, copper, carbon fiber; lighting: cool blue and warm amber LEDs; camera: ultra-realistic 8K, 45mm equiv., f/2.8, shallow depth of field with the altar in sharp focus and the temple fading into the case interior. Mood: tranquil, reverent, subtly surreal, cyber-dawn vibe.