Rendering 10x slower with media encoder than Premiere pro direct export

We use CS5 (have been using Adobe since 2004). I open a sequence (edited in Premiere with no fancy effect - just open title & closing title - length 4 minutes). It is HDV so nothing special or out of the ordinary.
If I render the sequence by going to FILE => EXPORT => MEDIA and export this way it will take approx 1 minute to render the file.
If I close Premiere and open Media Encoder and import the same sequence and render with exactly the same settings, it will take 10 or 11 minutes to render.
I have tried most obvious areas such as closing all other programs and only opening media encoder, as well as making sure the RAM allocation is the same for media encoder, but nothing seems to make Media Encoder render at the same speed.
It doesn't matter what the video format is on input or export ... media encoder is always so much slower.
Why does Media Encoder take so much longer to render?

Hello Jeff,
thank you very much for the speedy response! I am very impressed
Your reply pointed me in the correct direction. In my case I had ticked Maximum Render which made the encoding 10x slower. The deinterlacing doesn't affect the speed much on our set up.
Anyhow, I unticked the Maximum Render Quality and it is now at full speed again. Lovely!
Thank you for your time.
Richard

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