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As long as you have the hard drive space if you meet the system requirements you can run it. Hard Drive space taken up shoudl not affect in-game performance.
Actually, if your being technical, if 2 games have the same level of graphics and performance, the one thats larger sized is probably more likely to run better, but since this situation can be effected by so many things its useless as a comparison.
I can find you games at around 8GBs that will destroy low end computers, and I can find you games larger than that that will run fantastically.