Severe Lag after Unplugging MBP Retina

Hey guys....
Just picked up my 27" Thunderbolt Display to plug into my 15" Macbook Pro Retina last week. I noticed ever since I've had the new monitor, whenever I use my Macbook Pro Retina WITHOUT the 27" Monitor, it is SUPER laggy and music stutters...even scrolling websites. Only thing running is itunes, safari and mail and it's still stuttering..
WHY?!
Matt

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