Bad cleardata performance on 64 bit (converted from 32 bit)

Hi All,
I've installed Essbase 64 bit (9.3.1) and copied an application directly from a 32 bit Essbase server (also 9.3.1).
All other components stayed the same.
Then i extracted all data and imported it into the new environment.
Calculating data takes a very long time in the new environment but the second time it goed a lot faster.
My issue is that when i execute a clear script it runs over 20 minutes. this was 2 minutes in the old environment.
All the settings are equal, servers are equal (except for the 32 64 bit difference), applications are equal etc.
Has anyone a suggestion why my clearscript is so slow?
The number of blocks are almost equal (due to some testing), the block size is equal but the .pag size differs a (16 vs 22 gb) and the .ind size differs a lot (1.5 vs 3.9 gb). the larger ones are the 64 bit environment.
I hope anyone has a clue where to look, because i'm lost.
Thanks,
Marc

cleardata is basically a read/write operation. I could be wrong but I think that performance is more closely tied to disk speed than bits or cpu. On the 32 bit system, was the data stored locally or on a sans? If it was local, were you using a raid array? How does the 64 bit system storage device differ?
Dave

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