AE too long project saving time

Hello!
Just having on same computer both version of AE CS6 and CC: the latter takes at least four-five times more to save same project.
Anybody can help, pleaze?
Thanx
Frrr
PS.
hard disk is a brand new and fast Samsung EVO.

Just forgot: any kind of project, once opened and/or converted into After Effecs CC becomes a nightmare to save.
None of the ones I worked on had naive features like 3d raytracing or camera stabilize/track.
I'm talking about many layers with a bunch of filters (mostly for color correction), and some transform keyframes.
Files' average size is 10mb and tried to save on other disks (ssd or old fashion ones) but nothing changes.
Tried enabling or disabling disk cache (don't know why, but I did): nothing.
Tried to redoing projects from scratch on CC: nothing.
Tomorrow I'll migrate AeCC on another pc (dual xeon, gtx580, 48gb ram, raid5 on magnetic hdds) and test again.
frrr

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