Extreme lagging In Premiere Pro CC - Settings Related?

I am editing a project with MXF files on Premiere Pro CC on an a Mac Pro with 30GB of RAM
I've had no problem with lagging in the past, but this projects involves much more footage than any of the previous projects, so I figured that was causing the problem. Just to clarify, playback is working perfectly - it's every other task i perform in Premiere that lags miserably. Locking/unlocking tracks, copying/pasting, zooming in or out on a sequence. There could be a 5-7 second delay for any of these tasks.
As a test I connected my drive to an iMac, loaded the project, and encountered no lagging issue whatsoever. I decided to continue working on this project on the iMac as the lagging was becoming a major problem, so I went bac to the Mac Pro, synced my Premiere settings on icloud, and then opened the project again on the iMac.
When the project opened on the iMac, the lagging was back! Which leads me to believe it has something to do with a settings file. I've used the same settings on other projects (I have keyboard settings and layout settings) but this is the first time I've come across this lagging issue. In my sync preferences I have settings, workspace layouts and keyboard shortcuts all checked. I then selected to automatically clean settings on application quit, and when I reopened the project the lagging issue had once again disappeared.
Would love to know why my settings could be causing this, and why they are only problematic in this project.
Thanks!

Probably this isn't the particular thing that seems to have tripped the project ... noting that it once ran good on the imac but after syncing slowed to crap ... but noting you mentioned a drive for your project, that could be a bit of a bottle-neck. It's better to have say your program/system on a drive, footage files on another, and cache files on a third. One good poster here always suggests five different drives, with perhaps the footage actually being on a RAID array simply for speed.
If all project files including cache and footage are on one drive, that's demanding a LOT of through-put from the drive and subsystems.
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Bit rate                         : 14.1 Mbps
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Height                           : 720 pixels
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Frame rate mode                  : Variable
Frame rate                       : 30.102 fps
Minimum frame rate               : 30.000 fps
Maximum frame rate               : 31.579 fps
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Resolution                       : 16 bits
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