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Try downloading the memcpu applet instead and check if there actually is something using the CPU. Perhaps you have a daemon running? Or maybe the music indexer daemon have stucked and is using a lot of the CPU(IIRC that can happen)?

EDIT: Or, run the command 'top' in terminal, there you can see what uses the CPU.
 

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