Insert performance in same specification machines with fresh install

Hi all,
I has some problems testing my fresh oracle 11g2 installation in Win7 O.S. We have two EliteBook 8760w, purchasing at the same time and installing estandar edition and other programs using the same procedure.
After that, we start making a massive insert in the database (near 70GB of data). In one of these laptops, the duration of the insert was 4 time more than in the other.
Other proccesses took more or less the same time, but inserts still take four time more.
Anyone can bring me some light about the cause?
Thanks for all :)
Regards,

953955 wrote:
Hi all,
I has some problems testing my fresh oracle 11g2 installation in Win7 O.S. We have two EliteBook 8760w, purchasing at the same time and installing estandar edition and other programs using the same procedure.
After that, we start making a massive insert in the database (near 70GB of data). In one of these laptops, the duration of the insert was 4 time more than in the other.
Other proccesses took more or less the same time, but inserts still take four time more.
Anyone can bring me some light about the cause?
Thanks for all :)
Regards,post FORMATTED EXPLAIN PLAN from both INSERT statements

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