Do press fit BBs really have creaking issues?

I had two bikes in the past that used the Shimano BB92 standard and I fitted the cheapest Shimano bottom bracket I could get my hands on. In both cases the BB lasted the lifespan of me owning the frame without noise or issues. I tend to find the standard Shimano threaded BBs I've had are similarly durable and trouble free. For my usage and climate/weather in the UK I have no complaints. 

I always run Shimano cranks with 24mm spindles and I imagine I might have more problems with 30mm or 28.99mm spindles. 

Press-fit is not the problem, bearing press-fit is a worldwide industry standard.(your linkages are.... press-fit...)

The issue has ALWAYS been the Frame. Press-fit "hole sizing' Is a perfect way of telling If your expensive botique Frame is actually good quality With the Brand Giving a sh1t.
I've worked on some seriously expensive Road Frames and the damn hole is not even round - There are alot of expensive frames that a go, no-go Guage Can slide into easily or expose gaps around it.

I've personally Checked My own Press-fit holes, if out of whack ill warranty the frame and try again... on all the frames with ROUND holes, i've never once heard a BB noise.

I've been lucky enough not to have had creaky PFs on my own bikes, but I've worked on several customer bikes where the PF BB creaks. Sometimes the fix was easy - just pop it out, note the complete absence of any grease or whatever was spec'd, grease the F out of it, whack it back in, mattafix. Sometimes we would just spec the thread-together PF BBs that Pedal Bob posted [which are amazing, and work every time, 100% of the time], and be done with it. The worst were always commuter bikes [lots of road salt] and tri bikes [crusty with dried sweat, energy drink and urine].

Creaking issues originate from (in order of importance)

#1 bad frame tolerances

#2 too small bearing (24mm axles allow for larger and thus more reliable bearings)