Damien Symonds

No, the results aren't "wrong". They just are what they are. That Delta column is just telling you how far each screen varies from the theoretical target that the ICC has set.

Hang on, this doesn't sound right at all. Are you sure they specifically told you to assign the profile?

Has the calibrator arrived yet, @Sndrkstr?

I think perhaps you misunderstand the purpose of calibration? Calibration exists BECAUSE screens aren't perfect. The calibration process finds those deltas (which exist, but are different, for every single screen in the world) and corrects for them.

I think you'd be better to stick with the same software, but try it on a range of screens.

I don't know, I'm so sorry. I've never encountered flickering before.

@cristian?

Still flickering in and out of the software?

That's pretty feeble these days. Maybe disconnect all but one screen and see if it makes any difference?

Flickering generally indicates problem or incompatibility with the graphics card. What card are you running?

Can you run your eye over this page and see if everything is kosher?

Gee, I've never heard of that before. Does your computer only have one screen attached? You're not running a multi-screen setup?

Yay!!

Oh yes, you do need the Spyder. The Eizo software works with a range of calibration devices to achieve the high quality colour representation that Eizo is famous for. But I haven't heard if Eizo have recently updated the software to provide compatibility with the newest Spyders. Your English is fantastic!

Oh! Well, the Eizo has its own "Color Navigator" software. I have a ColorEdge here too. Do you know if your version of Color Navigator is compatible with your new Spyder?