Oracle 9.2 i/o activity slow in v880 with solaris 9

v880 with 8 * 900 cpu 32gb internal hdds 146*10 without raid ,
oracle data uploading & other i/o tasks take longer to perform then other intel server,
did this server or application req. any kind of tune up or parameters changing

yes & yesterday we allocate 8 gb ram for oracle still the problem is same
oracle on solaris with 8* 900 cpu and 32 gb ram is running slower then oracle on windows 2003 with 3ghz * 2 cpu and 8 gb ram

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