The important detail is to install the games in a different physical drive from the swap file.
Windows will defaultly install the swap file in the same partition as the OS, but it can be moved.
Putting the swap file and game files in different drives will reduce thrashing and distribute data bandwidth load between them.
That said, you will experience minimal problems installing it all to the same drive/partition, but for optimal performance and reliability split them up.
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