Query performance slow down after migrating to SQL Server 2008 R2.

Hi experts!

There is a new server that runs SQL Server 2008 R2.
I moved my user DB from the old server that runs SQL Server 2005 SP1.

This new server has high-spec hardwares, CPU, memory and disk system.
Every parts are  better than the old server's.
So, in most cases, the new server works quite fine in performance.

But the next  query became bad in performance.

-- ORIGINAL
SELECT
	sob.id
,	MAX(jnl.jnlID) AS jnlID
FROM
	sysobjects sob
LEFT JOIN
	MyJournalTbl jnl
ON
	jnl.object_ID = sob.id
WHERE
	sob.name = 'MyTableName'
AND	sob.xtype IN ('U','V')
GROUP BY
	sob.id
;

I am not sure why this query became bad in performance.
But I find the next query is not so bad.

-- TESTING
SELECT
	sob.id
,	jnl.jnlID
FROM
	sysobjects sob
OUTER APPLY
	(
	SELECT
		TOP (1)
		jnlID
	FROM
		MyJournalTbl
	WHERE
		object_ID = sob.id
	ORDER BY
		jnlID DESC
	) jnl
WHERE
	sob.name = 'MyTableName'
AND	sob.xtype IN ('U','V')
;

I can not understand what is go on with these queries.
Please let me know.

Thanks,