Macbook Pro isn't opening applications

Hello everyone,
I have 15 inch Macbook Pro with a 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5 processor running Mavericks 10.9. It ran perfectly fine utnil a few days ago when I heard it make a strange noise overnight. When I went to boot it up the next morning the optical drive was making a weird sound, but it would still boot up. Later on that evening, I went to open Google Chrome and it was unresponsive. I checked a few other applicaitons and ran into the same problem. I hit the discussion board and thought that my permissions were messed up so I verrified my persmissions and I had no problem. I read online about hard drve issues and thought that my hard drive may be crashing so I replaced it with a new one. I installed Mavericks on it and it ran perfectly for a while and then I ran into the same problem. Also when I try to shut off my computer using the power button the screen goes black, as if it is going into sleep mode. The only way it will boot down is if I manually power it down.
To clear things up, let me run you through everything I have tried:
I reinstalled Mavericks
I replaced my hard drive
I've verified and repaired disk permissions
I've verified and repared the disk
I've reset the NVRAP and PRAM
I've checked my optical drive and it works properly
The only time my computer works somewhat decently is if I boot it into Safe Mode and it still doesn't work properly most of the time. Any ideas?

Why year model is it? I had the same problem with my old laptop, but now I don't, it is a 2012 model. The old one was a few years old.

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