9i performance issues in windows 2000

I have imported the database from 8.0.5 to 9i recently and have been facing performance degradation although 9i is running in a better server with more memory and processor speed.
The same application, use to run more efficiently with lesser db_block_buffers & shared_pool parameters.
I have modified various parameters recommended to run 9i on win 2000 but still there is no great improvement.
One of the key area where I suspect the problem could be is, I see more wait in control file parallel writes/reads events.
Can someone help me out on this. Also it will be more useful if someone can help me to find a document to optimize win 2000 for 9i.
Thanks
Ram

Did you reanalyze all your objects using a large sample size?
With every upgrade a few queries could change plans and the plan changes are not always for the best. Just one or two poorly performing queries could adversely affect the entire system.
Have you reviewed your physical and logical IO hog lists to be sure that you just do not need to tune a couple of queries.
Remember also that at least 6 common init.ora parameters affect CBO choices and you should look very carefully at any changes made to the init.ora (db_file_multiblock_read_count, sort_area_size, hash_join_enabled, optimizer_index_caching, optimizer_index_cost_adj)
Finally a big part of overall database performance is disk layout and performance. Even with a faster cpu and more memory if your reduced the number of spindals available to support your db activity you could have shot yourself in the foot (so to speak).
HTH -- Mark D Powell --

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