Not really since my oldest SSD has lasted nearly six years(its still at 100%),and if you want to bog your SSD down with more crap,and waste more precious space be my guest,especially with the system one being 120GB!
If MS want their POS pagefile,I am not going to waste it on my SSD or any SSD. It can go on the spinny disk and do whatever it wants.
Also due to the nature of some of the stuff I do Windows has this annoying way of still expecting to have a page file and sometimes using it - so I have always left it on a 7200RPM drive and it can do whatever it wants to do. Plus the only swap I will have on an SSD is the scratch file for some of the image editing stuff due to speed considerations,but I don't do that all the time so its not a real problem in terms of writes.
I look at your sig and you have a brand new drive - I don't replace hardware that often and that is why that stupid Sandisk drive failing due to their crap QC annoys me. As time progresses these companies are making NAND with lower and lower and lower endurance,to make NAND more affordable and are relying on their software systems to make sure the wear is even.
Since I don't trust half these claims from companies(warranties are getting shorter and shorter for many SSDs),I take my usual conservative approach with things. Limit writes where I can,and make sure I have at least 20% to 25% of the drive free,ie,not overfill it with stuff.
Then I don't need to care if I am hitting any limits,since it most likely means I am not!