Why can't Premiere CC Handle 1 adjustment layer on my late 2013 macbook pro?

I have a maxed out 15" late 2013 macbook pro with 16GB ram and the NVIDIA GT 750M graphics card + Intel Iris Pro.
I'm editing DSLR footage. When I make an adjustment layer or add a simple color correction, or a LUT through the lumetri effect, the footage plays back at 2 frames per second unless I go through a very slow render every time I add a clip (regardless of whether I select the mercury playback engine in CUDA or OpenCL when creating the project)
I'm pretty sure my sequence settings are correct, I have 13GB of ram going to Premiere CC.
I know that my computer and the software should be faster than this. What am I doing wrong, and what settings do I have wrong? Very frustrating.
Also, no matter what settings I select for my sequences (even the straight up DSLR 1080p presets), when I add a clip in the timeline I have a yellow render bar on top. Shouldn't there be no colored bar if I'm just simply adding a clip with matching properties and sequence settings?
Tell me what I'm doing wrong, guys. Thanks for any advice you can spare.

Thank Ann,
Set Up: Macbook pro, running footage and all project files off of a USB3 7200rpm drive.
Specs:
Late 2013 Macbook Pro
2.6 GHz Intel Core i7
16GB 1600 MHz DDR3 ram
500GB SSD Hard Drive
Adobe Creative Cloud (All progams updated to most recent versions)
Source Footage: 1080p 24p DSLR footage from a 7D.
Sequence settings attached in photo. Is there any other info you need?

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