Questions about a 2005 Samsung TXR3079WHX/XAA HD CRT

I have a 2005 Samsung TXR3079WHX/XAA- it's one of those thick and heavy mid-to-late 2000s "HD flatscreen CRTs". It looks like this (deeper than this picture shows, about 2 feet "deep") but in a bit better condition. I honestly don't know a lot about this thing, as I don't see a lot of discussion about these types of sets.

It has composite inputs, S-video inputs, Component inputs, and an HDMI input. I know that it supports 480p, 720p, and 1080i- but I am not sure if it supports 480i (I would guess that it does, due to the presence of composite inputs, but again, I'm not sure). It has adjustable aspect ratio.

Here are my questions:

(1) What is the native resolution of this set? I would guess that it is 720p, but I'm not sure.

(2) Will playing a system that uses a resolution different than the set's native resolution add input lag? I know this happens a lot with modern TVs because the image needs to be scaled, but does a CRT flatscreen have design differences that avoid this problem? For example, let's say the native resolution is 720p (but the set also supports 480p), and I use a Gamecube with component cables that I have put into 480p progressive scan mode. Will this add input lag?

(3) I have a "Fat" Xbox One AKA the 2013 Xbox One, and when I connect it to this set via the HDMI (and select 720p in the dashboard settings) the picture is slightly too large for the screen (for example, the bottom portion of the "ammo count" in the lower right corner of a first person shooter will be cut off). Why does this happen? I've tried all of the Xbox One dashboard settings and all of the settings on the set that I can adjust (I do not have the remote) and nothing seems to fix this.

(4) What consoles would this thing work best with, from what you can tell? Some of the 720p games on the Original Xbox, perhaps? PS3/XB360? Or do the other supported resolutions also run just as well as the native resolution, meaning this thing could run 480p Gamecube, PS2, and OG Xbox games with no added lag?

Thank you for checking out this post, this thing is just such a mystery to me.

Submitted by ii9i | #Specialdealer Special Offer Online Shopping Store 2016