The comparative analysis of macro- and microstructure of unidirectionally solidified InSb-NiSb eutectic alloys produced under various convective conditions in a melt has been performed. These alloys were solidified by Czochralski and Bridgman methods on the Earth and by Bridgman method in microgravity conditions. It was found that when intensity of convective fluxes decreases, eutectic needles become more rectilinear, parallel and long. Also it was established that decreasing convection intensity leads to increasing needles density and decreasing the distance between them approximately on 20%. It does not confirm the theory of crystallization of alloys with exactly eutectic composition. Heterogeneity of structure of eutectic ingots were examined, which arise due to periodic change of temperature and occurring the plane part on the crystallization front.