OS "Stutters" after screensaver/monitor sleep

I know this sounds incredibly odd, but just recently whenever I bring my mac out of a screen saver or if the monitor has gone to sleep, the entire system will stutter until I restart the system.
Even the harddrive will have noticeable "pauses" in spinning when retrieving information.
Has anyone encountered this or have a fix? I haven't added or changed anything recently on my system.

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Are you sure it is happening when you are using only Screen Saver and not Energy Saver? I've seen this happen on Energy Saver alone. Screen Saver is activated by Apple menu -> System Preferences -> Desktop & Screen Saver. Energy Saver is activated by Apple menu -> System Preferences -> Energy Saver.

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