I have a Mac os x version 10.5.8 and I want to clear it what snow leopard do I need

Please can you tell me what version of snow leopard I would need if I want to clear my mac osx version 10.5.8 ?

You don't need Snow Leopard to clear your Mac.
As long as you have an Intel Mac you can use any Snow Leopard DVD to erase your disk and install.
Perhaps backup your Mac to an external disk first.

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