My site using a Lot of CPU...

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u should get a VPS >_> Total Cache doesnt take much CPU :-?

1] Remove the plugins that u never use.
2] Disable plugins which are used rarely.
3] Dont keep heavy plugins like the ones creating thumbnail.
4] Delete the old posts. That would make ur DB small & more fast & less burden on CPU
 
go with vps or semi dedicated wordpress is not good for big site :s its loady script lots of times i post in wordpress to update their script but :s yet same
 
He could just have a slow server, and not want to host you anymore, so any reason to kick you off, find out how much exact cpu/ram it's using and I'll tell you if it's a lot or not.
 
usually you get a ton of CPU usage when scripts and plugins you use arent written properly and things are messing in the coding
 
I don't know WordPress, however do you know if it's a plugin or something? If yes disable it.

It could also be that the files has been corrupted? Try to upload the original file as Binary mode.
 
Being a hoster i have seen many clients using wordpress caches, But i simply do not recommend it if the server its self is using a cache method such as xCache and so on.
 
I just dumped W3 Total Cache for being a resource eater, yes it did made my site fast but it throttles the CPU usage in exchange of it.

WP Super Cache + WP Minify = WIN
 
on shared you would be best with hypercache and/or db-cache reloaded. Also there is a very important thing: drop all the image resize on the fly plugins/scripts. Make them run with a cron, or use wordpress-s implemented media/resize feature.
My site had a load of 5-13 on a vps (one core!). I dropped timthumb and with a script and cron i always upload the images from my index pages, and the few first blog pages to external imagehost (imageshack). Now my load is 0.5-1.3. The biggest problem was the image resize script.
 
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