A quick fix of an unnamed under-performing computer system decreases the number of stores by 50%, increases the number of ALU operations by 20%, and increases the number of loads by 20%. The original system took 1 clock cycle per ALU instruction, and 2 clock cycles for all other instructions. In the new system, stores take 3 clock cycles, branches now take 2 clock cycles and loads and ALUs only take 1 clock cycle. Evaluate the effects of the modification quantitatively by computing the speedup associated with it.