Emacs generates 100% CPU load

I just noticed yesterday when starting emacs that it was really slow and saw that conky reported CPU 100%, even with the new 22.1 package the problem exists. I have no idea what the reason is though, I didn't update the system for a few weeks since I was busy with uni stuff and just didn't have time to fix anything that might have been broken. The weird thing is that top reports a high CPU usage for X and xfce4-panel so I'm starting to think it could be related to the new openbox (3.3.995) and might get resolved once the package is updated 3.4.
Top output:
3743 root 15 0 124m 61m 8952 R 57.7 3.1 2:02.77 X
4495 fredrik 25 0 48940 11m 5412 R 16.3 0.6 0:22.37 emacs
3791 fredrik 15 0 63244 14m 7012 S 14.7 0.7 0:26.56 xfce4-panel
3762 fredrik 15 0 56516 13m 6300 S 10.0 0.7 0:16.94 openbox
As you can see X got almost 60% CPU usage, emacs 16.3%, xfce4-panel 14.7% and openbox 10%.
I tried removing .emacs since I added some stuff there, but that wasn't the problem.

am on the new emacs as well. here's mine:
66100 14m 10m S 0 2.9 0:02.22 Thunar
57308 14m 10m S 0 2.9 0:02.97 xfdesktop
23188 13m 8480 S 0 2.8 0:00.44 Terminal
17480 12m 4796 S 0 2.5 0:02.27 emacs

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